Hi all! I have implemented HardonCollider in my project to allow me to rotate colliders and detect collision with the rotation taken in to account. However, it is introduced me to a new challenge when I try to detect where exactly the collision occurs and move object away from an other. I have attac...

I have discovered an other "limitation" of HardonCollider that did not really fit my system and that is if I was calling polygon:scale() multiple times, it is constantly multiplied the scale and keep increased the size of the collider. For example if I set :scale(2) and then scale(3) insid...

Okay. After going through every possible options, libraries to check collision without reading any documentation to make sure I struggle as much as possible, I managed to find a hack in HardonCollider to get it work the way I want it. The solution I've found is so simple I can't believe it, I share ...

Interesting project. One small problem I have immediately faced. If I implement my own love.draw callback and run it, it is clear the entire screen, get rid of all the menus including the option to stop the code. I would setup a key, maybe the Escape key traditionally to stop the code from running w...

You **do not** overwrite the anchor point nor the position when you rotated the turret, because then you'll have a bad time managing relative rotations considering the turret isn't rotated along its center point, as you said; just save the rotation angle, and mess with that, then apply it with rota...

Wouldn't it be easier to switch to using center point for your stuff rather than the other way round? Just saying. It would be easier but this is not what I want. Lets say you have a turret on the ground facing up and you can rotate and move left and right to shoot the planes in the sky. You don’t ...

it does have a notice saying that the top-left x,y parameters are just for show, those get converted to center coordinates internally. Yes this is the problem. Apparently all collision libs using the center point including love.physics but when rotating it does not suite the way I rotate my sprites...

Thanks a lot. I'll look in to ConvexPolygonShapes then. That said, according to the docs, "Most shapes will be centered on the point (x,y)." To me, that says that the positioning is based on the centroid of the shapes, not their topleft that you expect for some reason. When I create the re...

Thank you I have considered using love.physics but I don't need a full physics engine and I was hoping there is some lightweight library that allow me to "simply" just create a rectangle collider, set x and y position, scale, rotation and check collision so I can super easily integrate it ...

Yes, I am basically asking for collision libraries that also support rotation (and easy to use), or help with the HadronCollider library.

Windfield and Breezefield looks interesting, I have a look. Thank you.