Felixoo's Forum Posts

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  • Maybe somebody can find an error in this: 

    function Tick(runtime)
{
	const player = runtime.objects.Player.getFirstInstance();
	const ground = runtime.objects.Ground.getFirstInstance();
	if (player.testOverlap(ground)) {
		player.y = 0;
	}
	
}

  • Yeah, idk why it's not working. I even completely remade the project but it still didn't work. ):

  • Bro. This isn't working. I have 1 player obj and 1 ground obj. I'm placing the code under tick to happen every tick.

  • Remember I have never programed javascript in C3. Only in other platforms. LOL I'm not used to using JS in C3. lol sorry tho if I look dumb for trying.

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  • Ok, now I'm really lost. Can you please give me a code snippet or something of a basic collision test?

    And also, is it supposed to be kind of like this?... 

    function Tick(runtime)
{
const player = runtime.objects.Player.getFirstInstance()
const ground = runtime.objects.Ground.getFirstInstance()
const sprites = runtime.objects
	for(let i = 0; i === sprites.length; i++) {
	if (sprites[i].uid === 2) {
	if (player.testOverlap(ground)) {
	console.log('Hit')
			}
		}
	}
}

  • I'm not sure if this is possible anymore. I think you use to be able to call a function by name, but now it's just call red or call blue, yadda yadda. Sorry bout that.

  • Hey there, I have been using javascript for about two years now and I just started using it in C3. I cannot get something to happen when two objects collide. 

    const player = runtime.objects.Player.getAllInstances();
const ground = runtime.objects.Ground.getAllInstances();
	if (player.testOverlap(ground)) {
	console.log('Hit')
	}

    I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or it's just a typo but please help me.

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