Project problem: Lag!

[codingthemultiverse]

I don't know what's happening to my project, I added 60 FPS and Turbo mode on, yet it still is laggy like crazy, another thing I find weird is that it worked completely fine when I was coding it, but then it just suddenly stopped working when I went to play it for fun.

STILL BETA!

https://shareallfiles.net/5OrcTm

[codingthemultiverse]

I have a sad resolution: Apparently with some debugging, it so appears it's because of collision detection. The only problem is that IDK any other way of detecting collision in scrolling games! :(

Does anyone else know? :/

[AlexSchoolOH]

I have a sad resolution: Apparently with some debugging, it so appears it's because of collision detection. The only problem is that IDK any other way of detecting collision in scrolling games! :(

Does anyone else know? :/

Try AABB box collision!

You can do it with this simple equation

(box1.minX <= box2.maxX) and (box1.maxX >= box2.minX) and (box1.minY <= box2.maxY) and (box1.maxY >= box2.minY)

[codingthemultiverse]

I have a sad resolution: Apparently with some debugging, it so appears it's because of collision detection. The only problem is that IDK any other way of detecting collision in scrolling games! :(
Does anyone else know? :/

Try AABB box collision!

You can do it with this simple equation

(box1.minX <= box2.maxX) and (box1.maxX >= box2.minX) and (box1.minY <= box2.maxY) and (box1.maxY >= box2.minY)

can you help me understand what those variables are and how to define them?

[codingthemultiverse]

I have a sad resolution: Apparently with some debugging, it so appears it's because of collision detection. The only problem is that IDK any other way of detecting collision in scrolling games! :(
Does anyone else know? :/

Try AABB box collision!

You can do it with this simple equation

(box1.minX <= box2.maxX) and (box1.maxX >= box2.minX) and (box1.minY <= box2.maxY) and (box1.maxY >= box2.minY)

OR actually, you could possibly add that equation into my program, the download link is in the opening comment.

[AlexSchoolOH]

I have a sad resolution: Apparently with some debugging, it so appears it's because of collision detection. The only problem is that IDK any other way of detecting collision in scrolling games! :(
Does anyone else know? :/

Try AABB box collision!
You can do it with this simple equation
(box1.minX <= box2.maxX) and (box1.maxX >= box2.minX) and (box1.minY <= box2.maxY) and (box1.maxY >= box2.minY)

can you help me understand what those variables are and how to define them?

Box 1 minX and minY are the bottom left corner of the first box, the maxX and maxY are the top right corner,

The same goes for box 2 but it's for box 2 instead of box 1.

Box 1 could be your player, and then you check to make sure it isn't within other boxes by substituting the box 2 variables for the bottom-left, and top-right corners of anything you need to check for collision against.

I can't implement it into your project since I am pretty busy outside of GH itself, but I wish you a nice day!

[codingthemultiverse]

I have a sad resolution: Apparently with some debugging, it so appears it's because of collision detection. The only problem is that IDK any other way of detecting collision in scrolling games! :(
Does anyone else know? :/

Try AABB box collision!
You can do it with this simple equation
(box1.minX <= box2.maxX) and (box1.maxX >= box2.minX) and (box1.minY <= box2.maxY) and (box1.maxY >= box2.minY)

can you help me understand what those variables are and how to define them?

Box 1 minX and minY are the bottom left corner of the first box, the maxX and maxY are the top right corner,

The same goes for box 2 but it's for box 2 instead of box 1.

Box 1 could be your player, and then you check to make sure it isn't within other boxes by substituting the box 2 variables for the bottom-left, and top-right corners of anything you need to check for collision against.

I can't implement it into your project since I am pretty busy outside of GH itself, but I wish you a nice day!

Well thanks anyways! :)