In ActionScript 2 simple Collision detection?

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• Animate simple Collision in edge detection

  I'm new to lively edge and I created a game in which a player moves their character left and right on the screen, trying to avoid colliding with the other characters. I searched for a good and simple collision detection function/algorithm/plug-ins use to detect these collisions.

  The characters are all simple rectangles (convex?) and the other characters move vertically along the y-axis while the character of the hero can move left, right, upwards or downwards. I have 2 two questions that I can't solve right now:

  1. how to keep my character of heroes within the scene (I don't want him to go off the stage when the Player tries to move it left/right/etc... too far;)

  2. how to I detects collisions between hero and 20 characters or other character that drive up and down along the y axis?

  My thoughts are that inclusive would be all that is necessary for this game pretty simple because I don't have a lot of characters to check collisions and my characters are all rectangles. I stripped down so that two objects on the stage (a blue and red rectangle) and I overlap right now (should indicate a collision) and tried to implement the following code to detect the collision. I put this function in the action of compositionReady:

  var Object1 is sym. $l ("BlueRectangle");

  var object2 = sym.$("RedRectangle");

  If (object1.x < object2.x + object2.width & & object1.x + object1.width > object2.x & &)

  Object1.y < object2.y + object2.height & & object1.y + object1.height > object2.y) {}

  The objects are in contact with

  Alert ("Oops! You crashed! ») ;

  setInterval (sym (e), 35);

  }

  But it nothing happens when I test the project hosted in a browser. No alert occurs. What I am doing wrong?

  Once I understood how to apply the code to run the detection of collision for several rectangles that could collide with my hero character?

  How to set the interval to periodically check the collisions and what is refresh rate?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Here is another resource that can help you to understand this: http://paultrani.com/2013/02/drag-drop-in-edge-animate/

• Management change of HPSMH Collision detection

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• Collision detection changes the location of the MovieClip at random?

  Hello

  I was woundering how I had to code a program in AS3 on collision detection, it would change one of the objects collide at a random X & Y location?

  something like that, but works...?

  ship.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, enter_frame);

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  {if (Ship.hitTestObject (target)}

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  Found how do, but it does not work

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• Table element collision detection

  Hello!

  This is part of my code:

  var boxArray:Array = [];
  //...
  function init():void {
      stage.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, loop);
  }
  
  function loop(e:Event):void {
  //...
  
  if(boxArray.length == 0){
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          var totalY:int=8;
          var spacing:Number = 10;
          var box_mc:MovieClip;
  
          for(var i:int = 0; i < totalX; i++){
              for(var j:int = 0; j < totalY; j++){
                  box_mc = new Box();
                  boxArray[i] = box_mc;
                  box_mc.instanceName = "box"+i+j;
                  trace (box_mc.instanceName)
  
                  box_mc.x = 80 + i*(box_mc.width+spacing);
                  box_mc.y = 70 + j*(box_mc.height+spacing);
                  addChild(box_mc);
  
                  trace (boxArray.length)
                  //---------------------------------------------it works:)
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      }
  //there i need to add collision detection for array elements with "ball". Ball is a movie clip on stage.
  //need something like that i think:
  
  function collision(){
          var target = one of array element:)
  
          if(boxArray[target].visible==true){
              if (boxArray[target].hitTestObject(ball)==true) {
                  ballSpeedY*=-1;
                  score=score+100;
                  trace ('Score= ' + score);
                  boxArray[target].visible=false;
  
              }
          }
      }
  
     collision();
  
  
  
  //...
  }//end loop
  

  If anyone can help me I will be grateful

  Greetings and sry for my English :)

  In your collisionDetector function you want to set up two loops as you did when you created them to be able to go through all.  If you were to store in a single dimension table, it would be a loop less to deal with.  If you want / can do depends on if you need to retain the knowledge where the boxes are compared to the i / j clues when it comes to the "/ / do something ' is part of the treatment.

  In order to store in a single dimension table just use the push() method of the array class instead of their assignment with the brackets [i] [j].

• Slider &amp; amp; Collision detection issue

  I couldn't find anything to help solve my problem thanks to my various research and turned to the publication. First - I am strictly a fan and try to create a timeline of the biography of a genealogy site that I am building.
  I have a scroll bar with a graph like the dredger pocket watch. What I hope to achieve, is that when the Watch has crept along the timeline and is is arrested on a marker (shown as a year), I'd like to pop up the relevant text on this date in time.
  
  My cursor is a movieclip and markers of the year are buttons. Through my research, it seems that I need to use both the collision detection and a certain type of load a script attached to it. It is quite possible that I am too far from my skill level, but I wanted to tender hand in case there may be help for me.
  
  I don't really have any code to show that I am very uncertain as to what would be the code appropriate to begin with. You can see an example of what I'm trying to accomplish here-> my scroll bar
  
  I currently have the text attached to the "over" frame in the button for example.
  
  Thank you in advance,
  Randy

  Hello

  A quick solution to a situation that involves no collison detection must follow the x position of your clock instead, Minesweeper movieclip. You can use collision detection if you want, but by the way you set up your movie, it will involve a lot of targeting and recovery of the property. This track requires that you only add a few lines to a code you already have.

  Follow these steps

  (1) from the main stage, double-click your mc with the clock and the line in. Create a new layer and put 2 on that dynamic text boxes. Give the first instance of 'xpos' name text box and the other an instance name of "marker". XPos position near the bottom right of the scene and the marker on the opposite side. We will use these boxes for testing.

  2) click on the Actions layer and look for the line that says:

  ratio = Math.round (this._x);

  This guy below

  XPos.Text = report;

  Test your movie and you should see your x on the lower post update when you drag the clock. By working? Well, that's what we want.

  (3) according to the type of line last in what follows

  space var = 3;

  If (ratio > 36 - space & ratio)<>
  Marker.Text = "1900";
  } else
  If (ratio > 172 - space & ratio)<>
  Marker.Text = "1915";
  } else
  If (ratio > 399 - space & ratio)<>
  Marker.Text = "1945";
  }

  OK - explanation - what is happening here is to check if the clock is on one of the markers and we send the right text to the other created textbox marker information previously. If you test your animation and drag toward the center of the 1900 marker you will see its position x is about 36. The space variable adds or subtracts 3 on this position so that we have a good size "struck the area. In other words, if the x position is between 33 and 39 while we are on the marker of 1900. 1915 marker is the same with the other two - between 169 and 175, between 396 and 402 is marker of 1945.

  You can now replace the marker.text = "1900" line with what you want. You can make the box marker text a movieclip and it melted or slide in with the information you want.

  If it helps, then remember to delete the xpos off stage text box and delete the line of script that uses it. It was just to test.

  Here's the complete code

• Collision detection - then click on next picture

  Hello
  I just took the collision detection works on my classes, but I was not able to get the movie to go to another frame on the collision. What's my problem - I can't use go to 'Film1' in the handle on me, Manager of collisionData. For some reason, it won't let me SO I tried to call another Manager to the statement, moviejump = true. It also did not work - pointers please? Thanks for any help!
  

  Just set a variable in your collision Manager (a global variable would be easier), which means a frame break. for example:

  on ' t handle me, collisionData
  frameJump = true
  end

  Then, during your exitFrame script, check if this variable has been set:

  on exitFrame me
  If frameJump then
  go to section 3
  end if
  end

  -Ben

• collision detection: custom class and table

  so I do a shooter from top to bottom for the pleasure, but have been struggling as I am new to programming.

  I have

  var player: player = new Player();

  enemy var: Array = new Array();

  now I searched on the net, but that's what I tried to work with.

  public void checkCollisionWithShip(): void {}

  for (var e = Enemies.length - 1; e > = 0; e-) {}

  If (Enemies [e] .hitTestObject (player)) {}

  trace ([e] Enemies);

  Life = 1;

  updateUI();

  trace ("ship collision!");

  }

  }

  }

  However, whenever my (player) ship hits an enemy, nothing ever happens.

  looking forward to your answers.

  Thank you very much for your time.

  Unfortunately the code that you decide should be shown is not code that needs to be shown.  Which calls the function where the collision is detected?  I don't see anything for this.

• Collision detection

  Hi, so I applied a few detections of collision on walls using a table. Now I'm stuck when he tries with a single clip (see code). I get an error of syntax of 1084.

  below is what I got so far:

  import flash.display.Stage;

  import flash.display.MovieClip;

  import flash.events.KeyboardEvent;

  import flash.utils.Timer;

  import flash.events.TimerEvent;

  Variables

  var player: Player = MovieClip;

  var pDir:String = new String();

  var pStepSize:int = 5;

  var wallArray:Array = new Array (wall1, wall2, wall3, wall4, wall5, sidewall1, sidewall2, sidewall3, sidewall4);

  var purse: MovieClip = hands;

  var gameTimer:Timer = new Timer (0);

  Identical to gameTimer but then using an ENTER_FRAME (a loop with your framerate speed);

  stage.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, __ontick__);

  Init

  Player.Stop ();

  IRDP = "NONE";

  gameTimer.delay = 25

  gameTimer.repeatCount = 0;

  gameTimer.start ();

  Events

  stage.addEventListener (KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, keyPressedDown);

  stage.addEventListener (KeyboardEvent.KEY_UP, keyPressedUp);

  gameTimer.addEventListener (TimerEvent.TIMER, __ontick__);

  Functions

  function onTick(e:TimerEvent):void

  {

  movePlayer();

  rotatePlayer();

  collisionDetectPlayer();

  }

  function __ontick__ when using an ENTER_FRAME event

  /*

  function onTick(e:Event) {}

  movePlayer();

  rotatePlayer();

  collisionDetectPlayer();

  }

  */

  function keyPressedDown(e:KeyboardEvent) {}

  var: key: uint = e.keyCode;

  if(Key == Keyboard.Left) {}

  IRDP = 'LEFT ';

  Player.Play ();

  }

  if(Key == Keyboard.Right) {}

  IRDP = 'RIGHT ';

  Player.Play ();

  }

  if(Key == Keyboard.up) {}

  IRDP = "UP";

  Player.Play ();

  }

  if(Key == Keyboard.Down) {}

  IRDP = "DOWN".

  Player.Play ();

  }

  }

  function keyPressedUp(e:KeyboardEvent) {}

  var: key: uint = e.keyCode;

  If (key == Keyboard.LEFT |)

  key == Keyboard.RIGHT |

  key == Keyboard.UP |

  key == Keyboard.DOWN) {}

  IRDP = "NONE";

  Player.Stop ();

  }

  }

  function movePlayer() {}

  If (IRDP == 'LEFT') {}

  Player.x = pStepSize;

  }

  If (IRDP == 'RIGHT') {}

  Player.x += pStepSize;

  }

  If (IRDP == 'UP') {}

  Player.y = pStepSize;

  }

  If (IRDP == 'DOWN') {}

  Player.y += pStepSize;

  }

  }

  function rotatePlayer() {}

  If (IRDP == 'LEFT') {}

  Player.rotation = - 180;

  }

  If (IRDP == 'RIGHT') {}

  Player.rotation = 0;

  }

  If (IRDP == 'UP') {}

  Player.Rotation = - 90;

  }

  If (IRDP == 'DOWN') {}

  Player.rotation = - 270;

  }

  }

  function movePlayerBack() {}

  If (IRDP == 'LEFT') {}

  Player.x += pStepSize;

  }

  If (IRDP == 'RIGHT') {}

  Player.x = pStepSize;

  }

  If (IRDP == 'UP') {}

  Player.y += pStepSize;

  }

  If (IRDP == 'DOWN') {}

  Player.y = pStepSize;

  }

  }

  function collisionDetectPlayer() {}

  for (var i: uint = 0; i < wallArray.length; i ++) {}

  var wallTemp:MovieClip = wallArray [i];

  {if (Player.hitTestObject (wallTemp))}

  movePlayerBack();

  }

  }

  function collisionDetectMoneybag() {}

  If (player.hitTestObject (moneyBag) == true) {}

  If (dir == 'LEFT') {}

  Move the drive

  Player.x += 1;

  }

  If (dir == 'RIGHT') {}

  Player.x-= 1;

  }

  If (dir == 'UP') {}

  Player.y += 1;

  }

  If (dir == 'DOWN') {}

  Player.y-= 1;

  }

  }

  }

  What Miss me? Help is very appreciated!
  Matt

  If you read the error message is indicating a syntax error... He said that a final brace is missing.

• Collision detection problem

  Hey guys,.

  I practice so the creation of a platform game. I have a movement system works, but when you try to add collision with platforms I have a problem.

  I did add each platform in a table and then check for the collision between the player and each platform, since I have just a bunch of instances without the platform symbol name on my stage. The problem with this is that my jumping code, I use a Boolean "onGround" value, which determines whether or not the player is "on the ground". And since my loop "foreach" across ALL platforms, even if the player is on a platform of some, there are other, it won't, and if it returns the onGround Boolean false.

  It's a problem with my code of jumping in general, I wonder where I get out of here. If I need to change my code from jumping, or change the collision, or what. Any ideas would be great. Here is my code:

  package  
  {
      import flash.display.MovieClip;
      import flash.events.Event;
      import flash.events.KeyboardEvent;
      import flash.display.DisplayObject;
  
      public class Main extends MovieClip
      {
  
          var arrowUp:Boolean = false;
          var arrowDown:Boolean = false;
          var arrowLeft:Boolean = false;
          var arrowRight:Boolean = false;
  
          var arrowUpReleased:Boolean = true;
          var arrowDownReleased:Boolean = true;
          var arrowLeftReleased:Boolean = true;
          var arrowRightReleased:Boolean = true;
  
          var onGround:Boolean = undefined;
          var isJumping:Boolean = undefined;
  
          var vx:Number = 0;
          var vy:Number = 0;
          var acceleration:Number = 1;
          var gravity:Number = 0.3;
          var jumpForce:Number = 7;
  
          var speedLimit:uint = 6;
  
          var platformArray:Array = new Array();
          var platformNumber:uint = 0;
  
          var thePlatform:MovieClip;
  
          public function Main() 
          {
              stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, keyPressed);
              stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_UP, keyReleased);
              stage.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, update);
  
              for (var i:uint = 0; i < numChildren; i++)
                   {
                       if(getChildAt(i) is Platform)
                       {
                           platformArray.push(getChildAt(i));
                       }
                   }
              for each (var platform:DisplayObject in platformArray)
              {
                  if (platform.hitTestPoint(player.x, player.y + 20, true))
                      {
                          vy = 0;
                          onGround = true;
                      }
              }
          }
  
          function keyPressed(event:KeyboardEvent):void
          {
              if (event.keyCode == 37)
              {
                  arrowLeft = true;
                  arrowLeftReleased = false;
              }
              if (event.keyCode == 38)
              {
                  arrowUp = true;
                  arrowUpReleased = false;
                  isJumping = true;
              }
              if (event.keyCode == 39)
              {
                  arrowRight = true;
                  arrowRightReleased = false;
              }
              if (event.keyCode == 40)
              {
                  arrowDown = true;
                  arrowDownReleased = false;
              }
  
          }
  
          function keyReleased(event:KeyboardEvent):void
          {
              if (event.keyCode == 37)
              {
                  arrowLeft = false;
                  arrowLeftReleased = true;
              }
              if (event.keyCode == 38)
              {
                  arrowUp = false;
                  arrowUpReleased = true;
                  isJumping = false;
              }
              if (event.keyCode == 39)
              {
                  arrowRight = false;
                  arrowRightReleased = true;
              }
              if (event.keyCode == 40)
              {
                  arrowDown = false;
                  arrowDownReleased = true;
              }
  
          }
  
          function update (event:Event):void
          {
  
              //ACCELERATION
              if (arrowLeft)
              {
                  if (vx > 0)
                  {
                      vx = 0;
                  }
                  if ((Math.abs(vx)) < speedLimit)
                  {
                      vx -= acceleration/2;
                      player.x += vx;
                  }
                  else
                  {
                      player.x += vx;
                  }
              }
              if (arrowRight)
              {
                  if (vx < 0)
                  {
                      vx = 0;
                  }
                  if (vx < speedLimit)
                  {
                      vx += acceleration/2;
                      player.x += vx;
                  }
                  else
                  {
                      player.x += vx;
                  }
              }
              if (arrowUp && onGround)
              {
                  vy = -jumpForce;
              }
  
              //DECELERATION
              if (arrowLeftReleased)
              {
                  if (vx < 0)
                  {
                      vx += acceleration;
                      player.x += vx;
                  }
              }
              if (arrowRightReleased)
              {
                  if (vx > 0)
                  {
                      vx -= acceleration;
                      player.x += vx;
                  }
              }
  
  
              //GRAVITY
  
              player.y += vy;
  
              if (!onGround)
              {
                  vy += gravity;
              }
              if (onGround && !isJumping)
              {
                  vy = 0;
              }
              if (vy > 0)
              {
                  onGround = false;
              }
              else
              {
                  onGround = true;
              }
  
              //COLLISION
  
              for each (var platform:MovieClip in platformArray)
              {
                  if (platform.hitTestPoint(player.x, player.y + 20, true))
                  {
                      vy = 0;
                      onGround = true;
                  }
                  else
                  {
                      onGround = false;
                  }
              }
  
              trace (onGround);
          }
  
      }
  
  }
  

  Thank you

  PS what is happening right now with that code is that the player hit the platform and stops, but onGround rest false

  Probably, there is too much code for anyone to really go. However, from what you said on your loop for:

  for each {(var plate-forme: DisplayObject dans platformArray)}

  If (platform.hitTestPoint (player.x, player.y + 20, true)) {}

  Vy = 0;

  onGround = true;

  }

  }

  I think what you want is to put a break; in there right after onGround = true; -C' is to say stop the treatment when you find a ground plan.

  Also, there are a couple of collision of good systems out there that might make this a little easier and more robust. Take a look at the Kit of detection of Collision (CDK):

  https://code.Google.com/p/collisiondetectionkit/

• Collision detection - falling through objects

  * EnglishVersion follows after German *.

  Hallo Zusammen,

  ICH habe ein ernsthaftes problem in Flash. Ich bin ganz gut actually in der Materie und programiere just Jump & Run Spiel ein drin.
  However kommt are just dennoch zu einem ernsthaften problem, das ich nicht losen kann.
  Wenn ich in meinem Spiel die Figur bewege, soll sich nicht die Figur, das level therefore does moving. Dabei gibt yesterday are several container, as opponents as Bonus usw items und die.
  Alle haben eine "Gravitation" (im ENTER_FRAME) objects, fallen die dafur sorgt, dass sie nach unten, wenn sie nicht auf einen auftreffen Boden.
  Works das im Prinzip recht einfach, dass nur verschiedener Ebenen durcheinander hindurchfallen objects. Das vielleicht liegt an den (localToGlobal) - Koordinaten oder so something?
  Konkret ist das problem, dass objects additional einer Ebene (bsp. eine "Bonusitem-ebony") durch den Boden (der "Boden-ebony") fell. Objects, die der Ebene wie der Boden sind, das nicht however tun same.

  ICH habe das bad als Helferinelement CS3 sales, so dass ihr euch das problem anschauen könnt.
  Der link pesimos:
  www.Tobias-Reich.de/flashproblem.fla

  Yesterday ist auch noch der once Code:

  function() {return A.apply (null, [this] .concat ($A (arguments)))}
  

  
  
  / * Press the keys for a while see what happens! * /
  addEventListener() event. ( ENTER_FRAME, fall();
  Stadium. addEventListener () KeyboardEvent. ( KEY_DOWN, move();
  ( var ballLayer:MovieClip = new MovieClip()();
  addChild ()ballLayer ();
  / / ball is down-> falling down after a certain time
  var ball:MovieClip = new ball()();
  ball. x = 100;
  ball. y = 150;
  ballLayer. addChild (ball);
  / / ball on the same layer-> it works perfectly fine!
  var ball2:MovieClip = new Ball2()();
  ball2. x = 120;
  ball2. y = 150;
  ball2 addChild ()();
  var field:MovieClip = new Ground()();
  on the ground. x = 100;
  on the ground. y = 200;
  field of addChild ()();
  function ( ()eautumn: event():void { }
  if () ! on the ground. hitTestPoint () ball. x, ball. y, true)){
  ball. y +=5;
  }
  if () ! on the ground. hitTestPoint () ball2. x, ball2. y, true)){
  ball2. y +=5;
  }
  }
  ( function move()e: KeyboardEvent ():void { }
  on the ground. x +=5;
  ballLayer. x +=5;
  ball2. x +=5;
  }

  PS Mir ist klar, dass im Spiel right in own Klassen und nicht naturally in der chronology programmiert wird. DAS nur der yesterday dient der Situation Einfacheit.
  I hope, ihr mein problem being.
  Ich bin ratlos, half mir bitte!

  Alles gute und einen guten Rutsch ins Neue Jahr.

  Tobias

  ----------------------------------------------

  Hello

  I have a serious problem with the Action Script. I'm about to code a new Jump & Run game with a simple gravity engine.

  
  

  And that's where I got my problem I can't solve.

  When you move the player through the levels, I want to spend the layers instead of him. If the player remains in a way where it is but the enemies, the Earth, elements... move around - as in most of these games.

  Gravitation is expected to affect every article/enemy (by ENTER_FRAME) and moves each object down until it touches the ground.

  The problem is, somehow objects of different layers do not get the right hitTest to information. So when two objects--the first on the same layer on the ground, moving both, all right. But as soon as I put the object in a container separated as 'itemsContainer:MovieClip' and I suggest that the subject is not getting the right result for hitTestPoints. (Maybe it has something to do with localToGlobal?)

  So, after a certain time when you move the ground and the itemLayer, it does not control its still on the ground and falls "down" - off the stage...

  I kept the code for you in a separate file of CS3. I hope that someone can see this problem and knows a response!

  Tobias-Reich.de/flashproblem.fla

  For those who do not want to download the code:

  ActionScript code:

  / * Press the keys for a while see what happens! */

  addEventListener() event. ( ENTER_FRAME, fall();

  Stadium. addEventListener () KeyboardEvent. ( KEY_DOWN, move();

  ( var ballLayer:MovieClip = new MovieClip()();

  addChild ()ballLayer ();

  ball is down-> falling down after a certain time

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  ball. x = 100;

  ball. y = 150;

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  }

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  }

  ( function move()e: KeyboardEvent ():void { }

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  Have a happy new year to you all!
  

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  .

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