During the collision callback method, we will set the collision markers and objects, so that we can act on them during the OnObjectUpdate method.
1. Start with a
Selectstatement on the first object's collision group.Method OnObjectCollision:Int(obj:ftObject, obj2:ftObject) Select obj.GetColGroup()
2. Check whether it is a wall.
Case g.grpWall
3. If the second object is in the player's second collision zone (128 pixels away), then set
g.hitWall2toTrue. We do this by checking the collision group of the second object.If obj2.GetColGroup()=g.grpPlayer2 Then g.hitWall2=True
4. Now, check whether the second object is the first collision zone of the player (64 pixels away), and if yes, set
g.hitWalltoTrue.If obj2.GetColGroup()=g.grpPlayer Then g.hitWall=True
5. Check whether the first object is a crate.
Case g.grpCrate
6. If the second object is the first collision zone of the player, then set
g.hitCratewith the first object.If obj2.GetColGroup...