This was a little thing I made after looking over the form about collision detection. 
The concept is that the level is fully customizable after looking at the makeGameLevel() method you should know how to create your own level using blender and the JMP.
Hah, very cool ^^ But note that you can even add the Controls themselves in the j3o!
Ya I looked at that but then you have to save the j3o with the controls this way you could create a new level whenever you wand with just modeling and adding a few of user data objects.
…which you could do visually w/o having any idea of programming using the SDK 
Thats kind of the point, that people can start building levels and use your fresh code that are not necessarily programmers but rather artists and editors.
Thank you I didn’t think of that.
I will update it. But Mainly this was to show some of the people asking about collision detection another way of looking at it the level loader is just something I was testing out.
I use eclipse a lot of the time.
This is a question I haven’t looked into yet but. Is there a way to set bounds small than its spatial other than creating another mesh?
@skidrunner said:
I use eclipse a lot of the time.
@normen said:
Hah, very cool ^^ But note that you can even add the Controls themselves in the j3o!
@madjack said:
THAT is why every jME3 programmer should always use the SDK.
@skidrunner said:
This is a question I haven't looked into yet but. Is there a way to set bounds small than its spatial other than creating another mesh?
@skidrunner said:
What does this have to do with my question?
I started copying the jars from JMP after update to my flash drive. and starting all my projects with the SDK so maybe I wont get yelled at when I post thing.