This project consists of a collection of basic shapes that can be collided. It's not intended to be a full collision module, but it will give you a sense of some of the math and physics used in collision detection and response. It's implemented as a separate project that is included and compiled in the Collision Math Toy, so that's where you should go if you are interested in reading and experimenting with the code. The compiled library is also linked into the Pinball Game, so if you make any changes you should recompile that too to make sure you haven't broken it. Note that unlike the code in the Pool End Game, the collision detection and response code here does not compute exact responses, but instead computes an approximation using faster methods. As a result, tunnelling and overlap may occur.

The LARC Engine

This code uses the LARC Engine and is part of the LARC Code Base.