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Opened Jan 01, 2017 by Sreekanth Arikatla@sreekanth-arikatlaOwner

Optionally run controllers in a separate thread

At present the simulationManager runs controllers (including virtual coupling objects), collision detection, collision handling and solvers in a sequential fashion. For a scene where the solvers take more time the object controllers are called at a low frame rate leading to objects not responsive to the user movements. One option is to run the each controller in a separate module.

Whether the controllers are run in a separate thread within scene manager or a separate module they need to be synchronized for collision detection, handling and computation of forces.

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Reference: iMSTK/iMSTK#110