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How do you detect a collision between ball & bricks in a brick breaker game?
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I've used Flash Media Server to create multiplayer flash games, but the cost of deploying a FMS application seems rather high. Are there good alternatives, open source or not, that I should look into to mimic the same functionality? I'm specifically looking at using FMS for the aspect of synching…
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I want to write some games, but I don't have any game development experience. Any books are recommended? Is this necessary to have a good Maths skill when taking about some physical actions? Also, is it complex to do some AI design? thz a lot.
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I been into Game Development for approximately 2 years for now mostly prototype development and testing ideas.
Im in a point of my carrier where I am in a need to publish a research paper
I would love to start doing research about game development however my lack of experience in actual game development…
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Hi folks,
I am going to develop a facebook game as topic for my thesis.
I am wondering which programming languages i should choice.
I am used to programming in .NET. But i am also comfortable in C++ and Java.
I don't want to use Flash as the graphical frontend since i don't like it.
So i guess…
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I am starting to develop a facebook game using ASP.NET + Silverlight
Which architecture would you use? ASP.NET MVC or MVVM or RIA Services?
ALso what do you think about using XNA with Silversprite?
The game won't be a arcade game. It will be more strategy/RPG.
Thanks a lot in advance.
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I'm working on a 2D game in which I would like to do collision detection between a moving circle and some kind of static curves (maybe Bezier curves).
Currently my game features only straight lines as the static geometry and I'm doing the collision detection by calculating the distance from the circle…
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So I'm messing around with collision detection in my tile-based game and everything works fine and dandy using this method. However, now I am trying to implement sprite sheets so my character can have a walking and jumping animation.
For one, I'd like to to be able to have each frame of variable…
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I would like to know if this is a good idea that conforms to best practices that does not lead to obscenely confusing code or major performance hit(s):
Make my own Collision detection class that extends Rectangle class.
Then when instantiating that object doing something such as Collision col =…
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Well, I was searching for a simple collision detection function for as3, I found Collision Detection Kit, but it is too complicated, I just want a damn function that I give 2 objects as paramenters and that's it.
I would like to know where can I find a pixel-perfect collision detection function (The…
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I'm creating a 2D game and want to test for collision between an OBB (Oriented Bounding Box) and a Circle. I'm unsure of the maths and code to do this. I'm creating the game in c++ and opengl.
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