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Spatial partitioning refers to dividing up some space (such as the game world) into regions with the intent to efficiently search or traverse those regions or the objects within those regions.
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Using spatial hash to determine view distance
Is it really that problematic to have the camera scroll past the edges of the map? Giving the "outside area" of the game space a design that looks natural (even though it is inaccessible) is usually a …
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Performance for range of effect in city builder
Sounds like a use-case for influence maps.
For every kind of building effect you have, you create a two-dimensional array of integers with the size of your map. These are "influence maps" which repre …
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Optimizing a quadtree for circles and circular queries
As explained in the answer by Romen, there aren't many applicable data structures which are not based on rectangles. But there are a couple other optimizations you can do for circle-circle collisions …
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Should I check all the collisions in the game world?
Generally game mechanics should not behave differently depending on whether or not the player observes the event. The player expects that the game mechanics outside of their field of view behave exact …