Collision on the first rectangle only - Why?

Question

I've made a very simple collision detection, it works fine. However, when I decided to load in all my rectangles into a list and then give each of them collision, it only adds it to the first one. Any ideas? I've tried it with a for loop as well.

Here's the code:

    Rectangle interaction, interaction2, interaction3;

    List<Rectangle> collisionList = new List<Rectangle>();

        public GamePlayScreen()
            {

                interaction = new Rectangle(200, 200, 32, 32);
                interaction2 = new Rectangle(400, 200, 32, 32);
                interaction3 = new Rectangle(200, 400, 32, 32);

                collisionList.Add(interaction);
                collisionList.Add(interaction2);
                collisionList.Add(interaction3);

            }
    // This right here is just to show you guys that it is getting updated.
    // This is not the real update, I refrained from posting that since it might confuse
    // people.
    public override Update(GameTime gameTime)
    {
    CheckCollision();
        }

     float xx;
     float yy;

        private void 

CheckCollision()
            {
                foreach (Rectangle rect in collisionList) 
                {
                if (player.Sprite.Bounds.Y > rect.Top - 33 && player.Sprite.Bounds.Y < rect.Bottom && player.Sprite.Bounds.X < rect.Right && player.Sprite.Bounds.X > rect.Left - 30)
                {
                    player.Sprite.position.Y = yy;
                }
                if (player.Sprite.Bounds.Y < rect.Bottom && player.Sprite.Bounds.Y > rect.Top && player.Sprite.Bounds.X < rect.Right && player.Sprite.Bounds.X > rect.Left - 30)
                {
                    player.Sprite.position.Y = yy;
                }
                if (player.Sprite.Bounds.X > rect.Left - 30 && player.Sprite.Bounds.X < rect.Right && player.Sprite.Bounds.Y > rect.Top - 30 && player.Sprite.Bounds.Y < rect.Bottom)
                {
                    player.Sprite.position.X = xx;
                }
                else
                {
                    xx = player.Sprite.position.X;
                    yy = player.Sprite.position.Y;
                }
                }

            }

    //The Draw method

    spriteBatch.Draw(scrollDownButtonNormal, interaction, Color.White);
                spriteBatch.Draw(scrollDownButtonNormal, interaction2, Color.White);
                spriteBatch.Draw(scrollDownButtonNormal, interaction3, Color.White);

I will of course continue to work on this, and post a solution if I find one.

~Etarnalazure

UPDATE Just checked with a boolean if the other boxes react, it changes to true. So it means it works just fine (I put the boolean in between each if loop to check if it registered any collision).

Answer 1

Have you tried to use the Intersect method of Rectangle structure? I don't' know if it resolves your problem but maybe it may be useful to see if your collision algorithm is working well. So, for example, if Bounds is a Rectangle you could do:

if (player.Sprite.Bounds.Intersect(rect))
 ...

Answer 2

I've found the answer to the question, it was rather simple honestly.

By putting this:

 xx = player.Sprite.position.X; yy = player.Sprite.position.Y;

instead of this:

else { xx = player.Sprite.position.X; yy = player.Sprite.position.Y; }

It worked just fine (I put it outside the Foreach loop as well).