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-mage

anyone know fast detection methods of collision? (no AABB or SAT collision, I know those already) I am looking for optimized fast methods of detecting collisions between objects

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You can find the slope of a line and use trig to align it with an axis and rotate everything else (also using trig) accordingly and then using standard AABB-style checks, and rotate it back before you render it.
You can also use some algebra to check for the points where a line will intersect.

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BigNate469 wrote:
You can find the slope of a line and use trig to align it with an axis and rotate everything else (also using trig) accordingly and then using standard AABB-style checks, and rotate it back before you render it.
You can also use some algebra to check for the points where a line will intersect.

i have tried doing that and using rotation matrixes to create the new points but using the trigonometric operators is quite computationally expensive and slow also this is pretty much what SAT does, but more efficiently but sadly it's still slow

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also this is for pen projects so i cant use touching bloks

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