IsCollisionBetween
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'''Example 1:''' On collision between two objects, display "Collision detected" in maratis console window. | '''Example 1:''' On collision between two objects, display "Collision detected" in maratis console window. |
Latest revision as of 00:27, 9 February 2014
isCollisionBetween(object1, object2)
Return true if objects collided.
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object1
: first object -
object2
: second object
Example 1: On collision between two objects, display "Collision detected" in maratis console window.
object1 = getObject("object1") object2 = getObject("object2") function onSceneUpdate() if isCollisionBetween(object1, object2) then print("Collision detected") end end
Example 2: On collision between two objects, play a sound.
A = getObject("A") B = getObject("B") sound = getObject("sound") collision = 0 function onSceneUpdate() if isCollisionBetween(A, B) then if collision == 0 then playSound(sound) end collision = 1 else collision = 0 end end
The collision test is returning true when there is a collision, so since you objects are in collision you send a "playSound" order and the sound play from the beginning.