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Collision detection is the determination of whether or not two or more entities make contact with each other during gameplay.
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Circle inside ellipse collision/intersection (preventing circle from leaving the ellipse)
My initial answer to this is: Do not use an ellipse, unless you have a really good reason. My second answer would be: If you want to detect collision with complex shapes, use a library and/or engine. …
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How to impale and stack targets correctly according to the collider and its coordinate?
Engines aside, circle collision is incredibly easy to program - you can do it from scratch. Every circle object must have a Vec2d position value and a radius.
In your update loop, iterate through you …
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