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Math Collision

Jerico2day · 2001-10-27T19:36:42

It was a brilliant idea in theory, but just doesnt work!! Any suggestions (need 2d sliding collision)?? Thanx ox# = old x position oz# = old z position x# = current x position z# = current z position tempX# = current x position --------------------------------- _CHECKCOLLISION: x# = tempX# IF x# > 0 AND x# < 32 AND z# > 0 AND z# < 32 x# = ox# ENDIF IF x# > 0 AND x# < 32 AND z# > 0 AND z# < 32 x# = tempX# z# = oz# ENDIF IF x# > 0 AND x# < 32 AND z# > 0 AND z# < 32 x# = ox# z# = oz# ENDIF RETURN

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Started by Jerico2day October 23, 2001 04:07 PM

11 comments, last by Jerico2day 22 years, 5 months ago

Jerico2day

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October 26, 2001 10:08 PM

Well, its not pseudo code. Its a language called DarkBASIC, works alot like basic, but made for 3d(Im making a 2d rpg)!! Very simple and easy to use, tho not nearly as powerful as c++. If u want check it out goto www.darkbasic.com

Oluseyi

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October 26, 2001 11:16 PM

So that''s what DarkBASIC looks like! Too similar to BASIC and FORTRAN for me, thankyouverymuchI''llnevertouchthestuffnotevenifyouofferedmeamilliondollars.

DekuTree64: moving a pixel at a time is horrendously inefficient, unless you know that you will always have that many redundant cycles. Instead, calculate when your object would collide with any other object (in terms of frames) and move it until then.