Melina Alberio wrote:
Hello, My new problem is follow: I'd already got to detect collision. I added the collision detection behavior to my TGTissue(it's a TransformGroup). But now, I'd like to identify the objects(others TransformGroups) that collides with TGTissue. Because, depending of the object that collides with, the reaction will be diferent. Help me please. Thanks, Melina
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I've only just seen this after I replied to your earlier one. If you use a space partitioning approach (check for overlapping bounding boxes between all possible pairs) then a collision will automatically give you the colliding pair.
This is far from the most efficient, but it works - I've used it.
Tony
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