@TheMattbat999 Hello

about that normal. Will the center of the two aabb's subtracted be ok

@Tyyppi_77 I see. I asked a question about it and was pointed to a question with an answer that made no sense to me

@Tyyppi_77 They didn't do what I was trying to accomplish. a little searching brought up a gamedev post which I've since lost

@Tyyppi_77 aabb sliding

@Tyyppi_77 That is the post I lost.

thank you

but unfortunatly I couldn't find the collision normal for it

i wont ping you

How do I get the normal of a cube.

this now leaves me with a very big problem

@Tyyppi_77 your advice to encapsulte my menue buttons into a menue object to make further functionalities more comfortable isnt working, because every button holds an timer object which isnt copyable.

So now I'm going to google about how to calculate player movements

No I need to restructure my player movement before I get the collisions

i have here an example for explanation coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/d80fb81001939d55

@FerencRozsa Next time use the reply button if you are talking about something that has alot of messages inbetween

the issue was to encapsulate all menue parts into an appropriate class...so that i further can maybe draw the whole menue like menue.draw()..

public void move() {
		processInputs();
		rotate(0, currentTurnSpeed, 0);
		float distance = getVelocety() * Time.delta;
		float dx = (float) (distance * Math.sin(Math.toRadians(getRy())));
		float dz = (float) (distance * Math.cos(Math.toRadians(getRy())));
		move(dx, 0, dz);
		jumpSpeed += GRAVITY * Time.delta;
		super.move(0, jumpSpeed * Time.delta, 0);
		float terrainHeight =Terrain.getTerrain(getPosition()).getTerrainHeight(getPosition());
		if(super.getPosition().y< terrainHeight) {
			jumpSpeed = 0;

the code above moves my player but you'll notice that I don't have a velocety vector

....hm ....for now my menue is just an array of buttons std::array<Button, 3> menue....when i want to draw i have to iterate over it...and invoke the the draw method of every particular button

i think I could construct one but I would like some feedback on how to do it

@Tyyppi_77 thanks

it isnt wrong but iam always open\searching for better approaches

@Tyyppi_77 I probably could have figured out that myself but I wanted to ask the more experienced game devs like you

I'm making a game on python that uses a rogue like map game which isn't a rogue like but has the same map system but it doesn't have random maps. How should I store the maps in what format?

I was thinking a list but I'm not sure

@FerencRozsa Do you want feedback on your code

@TheMaskedRebel when this is possible...

@FerencRozsa then go here for it

@Tyyppi_77 I did it there and I also saw someone else doing it

hm...o.k. i let it as it is...thx anyway

@Tyyppi_77 Does it just keep pinging on your computer as you edit

show me please

can't you start a meta post or something about it. It is really anoying

I have to go. I'll be back this evening

"Morning"!

@Tyyppi_77 functionally I think it's near the top of Priority Limbo: that section of your to-do list you'd like to get to, but which is prioritised downwards far enough that new more important things will always arrive above it faster than you can reach it.

We did get the mobile chat makeover a while back, but that was a one-off among several years of non-development before and since.

And at one point after they laid off some employees.

I wonder if they could just make it properly open source and tell people to get cracking.

@nwp Maybe their lawyers would be "Lol no."

If that is so they need to fire their lawyers.

Yeah, get creative lawyers.

And maybe hire some better ones who don't screw up as horribly as with the arbitration thing.

Arguably some of that is the US's law's fault.

does anyone know the best way to implement sphere vs sphere collision response

with the players velocity

Use a game engine.

@nwp do you have a recomendation

Wiki does.

Unity is quite popular or so I've heard.

@Tyyppi_77 I followed that link and changed my code and I've wound up with and error. when I come a certain distance away from an object the object suddenly snapped to the object like a magnet

if(colliding) {
			float dist = (float) Math.sqrt(radiusSum);
			if(dist < 1.0E-5f) return false;
			Vector3f normal = relativeDifference;
			if(!entity.isStaticObject()) {
				float depth = (dist - distance) / distance;
				normal.normalise();
				CollsionInfo info = new CollsionInfo(normal,depth,entity);
				entity.setInfo(info);
			}else if(!s.getEntity().isStaticObject()) {
				float depth = (dist - distance) / distance;
				normal.normalise();
				normal.negate();

				CollsionInfo info = new CollsionInfo(normal,depth,s.getEntity());

Can someone help me with lwjgl functions. LWJGL doesn't have a function for multiplying vectors can someone show me if there is one

What am I thinking :P code review will be much better for this kind of thing

"How do I multiply vectors in LWJGL" is not a good question for codereview.

@nwp Why is it not a good question for code review

Because codereview does code review. You are supposed to show working code and they review it and tell you what you could improve.

Code that is not working or not yet written is explicitly off-topic there.

The resource you are looking for is probably wikipedia. They can explain to you how to multiply vectors.