Physics engine which compliments hype?

[Luckyde (Lucky)]

Has anyone here tried to combine with another engine successfully?

I was messing around with matter.js since hype doesn’t do what i’m trying to do for an experiment which is physics collision beyond squares. Polygons , hexagons, complicated shapes. But the engine it’s built on is capable of it. So I’m assuming you guys have stripped a lot for the sake of filesize which is pretty great in most scenarios.
Got it to work very easily using matter.min but matter from what I found has a very limited documentation, very few examples and started to look for other engines. The only support I found for matter is
http://brm.io/matter-js-docs/
and decompiling
http://brm.io/matter-js-demo/
If any of you know any good engines that do physics well which are low filesize that would be amazing.

Thanks

[MarkHunte]

You may want to read through this popular thread

Is there a Physics API?

Hype 3 + Pro is great software. I really enjoy it overall. Although, instead of being happy about the new features, I feel frustrated at how close it is to game development software - but not close enough. The default physics settings are helpful, but not enough to make typical arcade games. Maybe I’m missing something. Is there a Physics API? Example - How do I change the velocity of an actor? There’s a lot I can do with JavaScript, but I didn’t see any instructions on how to change physics …

[gasspence (Greg)]

I’ve been experimenting with Crafty.js, I haven’t seen much difference in it vs Hype as of yet. But I’ve only tried the basics so far.

http://craftyjs.com