i have a wall with a code that just declare if actor is to your right move him rightand so on for the 4 directions but if you keep turnin the actor it kind f glitches through and sorry for the english don't kill me grammar police
theCode wrote ...
2017/10/6
help wall collision
this is the wall's code
public class Wall extends Actor
{
Actor enemy1;
Actor soldierleft;
Actor soldierright;
Actor soldierup;
Actor soldierdown;
public void act()
{
pushsoldier();
}
public void pushsoldier()
{
soldierright = getOneObjectAtOffset(+2,0,Soldier.class);
if(soldierright != null)soldierright.setLocation(soldierright.getX()+5,soldierright.getY());
soldierleft = getOneObjectAtOffset(-2,0,Soldier.class);
if(soldierleft != null)soldierleft.setLocation(soldierleft.getX()-5,soldierleft.getY());
soldierup = getOneObjectAtOffset(0,-2,Soldier.class);
if(soldierup != null)soldierup.setLocation(soldierup.getX(),soldierup.getY()-5);
soldierdown = getOneObjectAtOffset(0,+2,Soldier.class);
if(soldierdown != null)soldierdown.setLocation(soldierdown.getX(),soldierdown.getY()+5);
soldierright = getOneObjectAtOffset(+5,0,Soldier.class);
if(soldierright != null)soldierright.setLocation(soldierright.getX()+5,soldierright.getY());
soldierleft = getOneObjectAtOffset(-5,0,Soldier.class);
if(soldierleft != null)soldierleft.setLocation(soldierleft.getX()-5,soldierleft.getY());
soldierup = getOneObjectAtOffset(0,-5,Soldier.class);
if(soldierup != null)soldierup.setLocation(soldierup.getX(),soldierup.getY()-5);
soldierdown = getOneObjectAtOffset(0,+5,Soldier.class);
if(soldierdown != null)soldierdown.setLocation(soldierdown.getX(),soldierdown.getY()+5);
}
}
From my understanding you're trying to restrict the movement of your Actor by a wall/obstacle.
It would be helpful if you could clarify your direction issue... but for now I'll provide you an example code fragment
that would prevent your actor from walking through "Obstacle.class"
Actor obstacle = getOneIntersectingObject(Obstacle.class);
if (obstacle != null){
setLocation(getX() -(dx*xSpeed), getY());
}
By using the wall to "push" the soldier off, you are doing many more checks than required for collisions -- that is, you need to determine where the soldier is with respect to the wall. If collision checking was done in the soldier class at the time a collision occurs, then the locational relationship between the actors would already be known by the directional vector of the moving actor. I would not have the wall check anything (no act method there) and after any moving or turning of the mobile actor, check for collisions immediately and back off at that time.
EduandErnst wrote...
From my understanding you're trying to restrict the movement of your Actor by a wall/obstacle.
It would be helpful if you could clarify your direction issue... but for now I'll provide you an example code fragment
that would prevent your actor from walking through "Obstacle.class"
Actor obstacle = getOneIntersectingObject(Obstacle.class);
if (obstacle != null){
setLocation(getX() -(dx*xSpeed), getY());
}
This code is only working if dx represents the movement in x-direction and the actor just moved dx*xSpeed (so -dx*xSpeed will place the actor where it was). Then you can do the same with the y-direction.
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