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Arcane Wizard
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| GameDev.net and Gamasutra.com have a bunch of collission detection tutorials, most are in C/C++ but the general ideas should help. |
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Darth Android
DragonOS Dev Team
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well, obviously you wouldnt check for back if you found a collision on the front; you would run the collision routine! but if there is no collision on the from there may be one on the back....
and we're doing 3d scaled sprites? ok. |
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