collision-detection

from graphics import* import time import random def main(): numx=random.randint(10,700) wn=GraphWin("AK",700,700) wn.setBackground("white") msg=Text(Point(25,30),"Score") msg.setSize(12) msg.setTextColor('blue') msg.draw(wn) inch=Entry(Point(60,30),2) inch.setFill('white') inch.draw(wn) sqrg=Rectangle(Point(330,650),Point(430,665)) sqrg.setFill("red") sqrg.draw(wn) blx=Circle(Point(numx,80),20) blx.setFill("blue") blx.draw(wn) xval=10 yval=0 wn.getMouse() for i in range(150): sqrg.move(xval,yval) symbl=wn.checkKey() if symbl=="Right": xval=10 yval=0 if symbl=="Left": xval=-10 yval=0 time.sleep

So im almost at the end of my school homework project im just missing two major things i can't seem to figure out: 1.How to spawn the pipe obstacles with a random position for the gap so the bird can fly through (tought of using a function which changes the css 'right' attr of the pipe div for the gap position), and removing the pipe when it goes off screen bottom . (Its a inverted flappy bird game like btw..) 2.Second i need a help with the collision detection function so i know when game is over (this is less important tough cause i think i can figure it out after ill solve the first problem

I'm making pong, and am finding it really difficult to write an algorithm that bounces the ball off the four walls properly (I will deal with scoring later on, because only part of the West+East sides will be goals). So at the moment I want the ball to bounce around the box. Detecting whether the ball has hit a wall is easy, but I'm having trouble calculating the new angle. This is what I've come up with so far: if(dstY == 0) { // North wall if(angle < 90) { newAngle = angle + 90; } else { newAngle = angle - 90; } } else if(dstX == maxWidth) { // East wall if(angle < 90) { newAngle = angle +

Hello, so I've been recently using hitTestObject to detect collisions in an android app I'm making. After testing for a bit, I realized that the game was detecting "fake" collisions. What I mean by this is that it was detecting a collisions not when the pixels of an object(s) are touching, but (after doing a bit of research) I found out that the boxes of the objects where colliding. So I had the game stop with a collision, and this is how it looks like: I tried outlining the two object's boxes, for clarity. As you can see their boxes are touching. Is there any way to have it detect when pixels

Im developing a test game with some imageviews on the screen. with the finger, i am moving another imageview. I want to detect when the imageview moved by the finger has touched another imageview. ¿Wich is the best way to achieve it? I can't find info about it on google... Thanks I'll answer the general question - find out when two views overlap : private boolean viewsOverlap(View v1, View v2) { int[] v1_coords = new int[2]; v1.getLocationOnScreen(v1_coords); int v1_w = v1.getWidth(); int v1_h = v1.getHeight(); Rect v1_rect = new Rect(v1_coords[0], v1_coords[1], v1_coords[0] + v1_w, v1_coords