1. Graphics Collsion Detection
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Is there anyone out there who knows what the best collision detection
method so my guy doesn't walk through object I have on the screen . I use
this
if key = 333 and y > 1 and x < 245 and x 1= 123 and y != 123 and x != 124
and y != 125 and x != etc. etc etc
There must be a beter way
Piotr Dubla (a.k.a Mr. Gibbles)
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2. Graphics Collsion Detection
Piotr Dubla asked:
>Is there anyone out there who knows what the best collision detection
>method so my guy doesn't walk through object I have on the screen . I us=
e
>this
>if key =3D 333 and y > 1 and x < 245 and x 1=3D 123 and y !=3D 123 and x=
!=3D 124
>and y !=3D 125 and x !=3D etc. etc etc
>There must be a beter way
>Piotr Dubla (a.k.a Mr. Gibbles)
You can use find() to find out if some values of a variable are the ones
you are looking for.
I.e. if find(x, {123, 124, 125, ....}) then dothis
or if not find(x, {180, 185, 192, ....}) then dothat.
Hope this helps a bit!
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