Collision

Methods

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Blockly.JavaScript['collide_with_arrow_function'](block)

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Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
block

Code Equivalent:

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Blockly.JavaScript['collide_with_world_bounds'](block)

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Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
block

Code Equivalent:

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Blockly.JavaScript['is_body_touching'](block)

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Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
block

Code Equivalent:

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check_collision(direction, collide)

Enables/disables objects with physics enabled to collide with the world in the given direction.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
direction		direction to set the property for
collide	Boolean	sets collision in the direction to true or false

Code Equivalent:

game.physics.arcade.checkCollision.direction = collide;

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check_overlap_procedure_field(object1, object2, functionName)

Checks if two objects overlap, and calls the function if they are. No physics is applied.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
object1		first object to check
object2		second object to check
functionName		function to call if the objects are overlapping

Code Equivalent:

game.physics.arcade.overlap(object1, object2, functionName, null, this);

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collide(object1, object2)

Checks if two objects are colliding, and separates them if they are.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
object1		first object to check
object2		second object to check

Code Equivalent:

game.physics.arcade.collide(object1, object2);

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collide_boolean(object1, object2)

Checks if two objects are colliding, separates them if they are, and returns true/false.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
object1		first object to check
object2		second object to check

Code Equivalent:

game.physics.arcade.collide(object1, object2)

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collide_function_field(object1, object2, functionName)

Checks if two objects are colliding, separates them if they are, and calls the function.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
object1		first object to check
object2		second object to check
functionName		function to call if the objects are colliding

Code Equivalent:

game.physics.arcade.collide(object1, object2, functionName);

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collide_with_world_bounds(object, collide)

Enables/disables collision between an object and the bounds of the world.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
object		object to set collision for
collide	Boolean	enables/disables the collision

Code Equivalent:

object.body.collideWorldBounds = collide;

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collision_get_objects_at_location_function(group, x, y, functionName)

Returns a list of objects from the group that are at the x/y location, calling the given function on the ones that are there.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
group		group to check
x	Number	x location to check
y	Number	y location to check
functionName		function to call

Code Equivalent:

game.physics.arcade.getObjectsAtLocation(x, y, group, functionName);

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get_objects_at_location(group, x, y)

Returns a list of objects from the group that are at the x/y location.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
group		group to check
x	Number	x location to check
y	Number	y location to check

Code Equivalent:

game.physics.arcade.getObjectsAtLocation(x, y, group)

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get_objects_under_pointer(pointer, group)

Returns a list of objects from the given group that are currently underneath the mouse pointer.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
pointer		mouse pointer to check
group		group to check

Code Equivalent:

game.physics.arcade.getObjectsUnderPointer(pointer, group)

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is_body_touching(object, direction)

Returns true if something is touching the object in the specified direction.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
object		object to check
direction		direction to check

Code Equivalent:

object.body.touching.direction

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overlap_boolean(object1, object2)

Returns true/false if two objects are overlapping.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
object1		first object to check
object2		second object to check

Code Equivalent:

game.physics.arcade.overlap(object1, object2)

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physics_intersects(lhs, rhs)

Returns a Boolean if the two objects are intersecting. Checks for intersection of the object's bodies.

Check out the third party documentation for a more in depth explanation.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
lhs		object to check
rhs		object to check

Code Equivalent:

game.physics.arcade.intersects(lhs, rhs)