Collision Detection: Revision history

16 August 2024

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15 August 2024

• curprev 23:0123:01, 15 August 2024‎ Filmote talk contribs‎ 4,681 bytes +4,681‎ Created page with "The code for the application is shown below. It starts by drawing a number of fixed items on the screen. Pressing the ‘A’ button causes two rectangular images to cross the screen colliding with both the fixed objects and each other. The status of the collisions is logged out to the serial port so you can see the results. But how does the collision detection work? The Arduboy2 library provides two collision detection methods which are shown below: <pre> bool co..."