How are you guys structuring large scale interactive virtual experiences in Three.js when using Cannon.js for physics, especially when the scene has lots of dynamic bodies and player interaction? Are you running physics in a separate worker, doing any kind of broadphase tuning, or switching to something custom for better performance and determinism in multiplayer style environments?
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