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DarkBASIC Discussion / Collision Problem

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Zeus
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Posted: 15th Jan 2008 20:34
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Well in the screenshot I provided you can clearly see the objects colliding, but when they collide the program is suppose to end, well it doesn't do a thing. Any help?




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SimSmall
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Posted: 15th Jan 2008 20:47
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The picture isn't really zoomed in enough to see is there is any collision, but perhaps the object hit() expression (same parameters) might work for you...

Unfortunately, the built in collision functions are not brilliant...

ALternatively, try switching the 3 and the 4 around. That shouldn't fix anything, but some odd quirks exist in everything.
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Zeus
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Posted: 15th Jan 2008 23:31
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Doesn't work.


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Posted: 16th Jan 2008 00:10
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How are we supposed to help when you give so little information?

For example, with just that single line of code, there's no context so we don't even know if that line is even being executed in your program!

We also don't know if either of those objects actually are number 3 or 4!

Try to be a bit more descriptive - we aren't psychic you know!

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Posted: 17th Jan 2008 17:54
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OK. The object 3 is probably the dog(or what ever it is) and object 4 is the cube it`s standing on/in.

If so, try putting a collision box around the objects:



If you use the command object collision() you will need to make a collision box for it to detect if two collision boxes are overlapping.

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