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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:18

You need to set velocity to 0 after a collision. Otherwise the negative velocity will keep building up until you pass through the floor in a single update.

Change your action function to this:

    public void action(Rectangle r){
        setPosition(bottom.x, r.y+1);
        velocityY = 0;
}

For a more general solution, see the answer here: Tile based collision detection failing when player is going too fast Tile based collision detection failing when player is going too fast

You need to set velocity to 0 after a collision. Otherwise the negative velocity will keep building up until you pass through the floor in a single update.

Change your action function to this:

    public void action(Rectangle r){
        setPosition(bottom.x, r.y+1);
        velocityY = 0;
}

For a more general solution, see the answer here: Tile based collision detection failing when player is going too fast

You need to set velocity to 0 after a collision. Otherwise the negative velocity will keep building up until you pass through the floor in a single update.

Change your action function to this:

    public void action(Rectangle r){
        setPosition(bottom.x, r.y+1);
        velocityY = 0;
}

For a more general solution, see the answer here: Tile based collision detection failing when player is going too fast

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created Oct 1, 2015 at 15:55

tandersen

You need to set velocity to 0 after a collision. Otherwise the negative velocity will keep building up until you pass through the floor in a single update.

Change your action function to this:

    public void action(Rectangle r){
        setPosition(bottom.x, r.y+1);
        velocityY = 0;
}

For a more general solution, see the answer here: Tile based collision detection failing when player is going too fast