Re: [HYPE] Digest for hypeframework@googlegroups.com - 1 Message in 1 Topic

[ian hobbs media]

I'm pretty sure this is built into as3 already. I'm away from my references - but you just need to add a listener to the boundary of the object with a function attached to the positive result.

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 collision detection with hype?

Benjamin <santiago...@gmail.com> Dec 11 09:21AM -0800  

Hey I was wondering if there are any recommendations as to a collision
detection engine/library or method that might be feasible for use with
hype...I don't need it to be super accurate. What I'd like basically
like to do is to have a relatively small object pool (10-20) and then
if objects count as "touching" they will in certain conditions repel
or create a small "explosion" animation and disappear. I'm trying to
keep it around 650 by 650px and I could deal with 24 fps if necessary.


 

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[Joel Brown]

I take it you have tried the regular hitTestObject approach on each object in your pool? I think you can do that using an enter frame event and then running the hit test one each object...