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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Help with Collision Detection in PONG

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DaveTheStudentAt28
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Joined: 12th Jul 2003
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Posted: 14th Jul 2003 22:17
Yep you guessed it; its my first attempt at a game x-d
It would be a great help if anyone could give me a bit of guideance on my collision detection. More specifically, why does the ball just 'stick' to the bat instead of doing what a ball should do, and bounce dammit!
Notice ive not got around to actually moving the bat yet. One thing at a time!

Cheers,
Dave
trager
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Posted: 17th Jul 2003 17:38
I havent checked this I am just reading the posts on my lunch.

When the ball hits a wall you naturally put it back onto the pitch, well you must do the same when it hits the bat.

if the ball hits the bat try
spritey(n) = spritey(n) - diry(n)
spritex(n) = spritex(n) - dirx(n)
before you do anything else.

Also I noticed this line load image "bat2.bmp",2 place it outside of the main game loop and the program will run much faster.

I wrote a tutorial on advanced collision algorithms a while back, its the sort of stuff that will detect collions and reaction between 2 moving objects regardless of the relative speed. If you think it might help let me know and I'll dig it up.

There is no answer only more questions.

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