[Article] Axis Aligned Bounding Box Collision in games

[yaustar]

Since this question pops up a lot on this forum, here is a decent article of AABB in old 2D games:
http://www.shmup-dev.com/forum/index.php?page=24

[MasterChief117]

just going to read this...

[youresam]

Erm, cool?

[SG57]

yaustar - Thats the article i was talking about (in the schmup thread i made). Its great, along with all the other tutorials/articles over there.

But seriously, if your going to keep posting articles in there seperate thread, people will think your in for hte post count. Thats not the reason i think you should have one thread, rather that all these seperate threads serve no purpose once they sink to the bottom of hte forum... where as if you have one thread, its so much easier to find that one thread (as it will have a unique name, compared to others :P)

[Glynnder]

or just search for all starting with [article]

[SuperBatXS]

Originally Posted by SG57

yaustar - Thats the article i was talking about (in the schmup thread i made). Its great, along with all the other tutorials/articles over there.

But seriously, if your going to keep posting articles in there seperate thread, people will think your in for hte post count. Thats not the reason i think you should have one thread, rather that all these seperate threads serve no purpose once they sink to the bottom of hte forum... where as if you have one thread, its so much easier to find that one thread (as it will have a unique name, compared to others :P)

Agreed.

[yaustar]

Originally Posted by SG57

yaustar - Thats the article i was talking about (in the schmup thread i made). Its great, along with all the other tutorials/articles over there.

But seriously, if your going to keep posting articles in there seperate thread, people will think your in for hte post count. Thats not the reason i think you should have one thread, rather that all these seperate threads serve no purpose once they sink to the bottom of hte forum... where as if you have one thread, its so much easier to find that one thread (as it will have a unique name, compared to others :P)

My post count will go up regardless whether I post in a seperate thread or reply in the same thread :S.

The reason why I keep it in seperate threads is because the discussion (if any) says focused on that one article rather then several. Imagine trying discussing several different articles in the same thread (see the Help threads for example).

I am tempted to start up master thread that links to all of these through. At absolute worse, just click on my profile and check "All topics started by this user".

[youresam]

Originally Posted by SG57

yaustar - Thats the article i was talking about (in the schmup thread i made). Its great, along with all the other tutorials/articles over there.

But seriously, if your going to keep posting articles in there seperate thread, people will think your in for hte post count. Thats not the reason i think you should have one thread, rather that all these seperate threads serve no purpose once they sink to the bottom of hte forum... where as if you have one thread, its so much easier to find that one thread (as it will have a unique name, compared to others :P)

Wow, how conspirathetic.