When youâre done with this chapter, you will
- Be able to stop game elements from moving through each other
- Understand collisions, which are important in gaming
- Have invisible fences around our trees
Chapter 10Project: Collisions
We have a slick game avatar. It moves, it walks, it even turns. But you may have noticed something unusual about our avatar. It can walk through trees.
Which is a little weird.
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