🔒 How do I add Full 2D Collision using Pygame

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[scenic harbor]

What are the ways that you have tried already?

[worldly thorn]

Pygame has a built in way

[scenic harbor]

^

This

[warm seal]

i got you. added the emoji

[worldly thorn]

Are there angles in this collision or are all the boxes aligned with the grid?

[scarlet fossil]

The game is a simple block based game where the player just has squares as walls, with no extra angles.

[scenic harbor]

The built in method should work then like Larmb mentioned

[scarlet fossil]

what would be the built in method, the only ones I can think of is collidepoint and colliderect.

[scenic harbor]

colliderect is the one I am thinking of

[scarlet fossil]

see the problem is, is that this function does not check for direction.

[scenic harbor]

The method returns true in an if statement, add a condition that checks for direction

[scarlet fossil]

thanks that works, It might not be what I though it would be but hey, it works perfectly fine.

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🔒 How do I add Full 2D Collision using Pygame