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2012/7/31

Circle Collision

The circles are overlapping iff the distance between their two centres is less than the sum of their radiuses. More details/explanation in this blog post:

http://sinepost.wordpress.com/2012/07/31/pooled-knowledge/

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2012/7/31

Fun!

2012/7/31

I don't know why, but I made a version of it using my Fast graphics scenario, and I think the circles look nicer. Wanna give it a try?

2012/7/31

Math in Greenfoot is always cool.

zapnine7

2012/8/1

Isn't this just what you covered in the "Shooting Rocks" post? Nevertheless, I'll be looking forward to learning how circles bounce off each other.

nccb

2012/8/2

Shooting Rocks was about the intersection of a line and a circle, whereas this is about the intersection of two circles (which is actually easier).

2012/8/15

well，where is the latest post？I’m eager to look at how a real pool game works！

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