Coding Math: Episode 34 - Line Intersections Part III

We wrap up the discussion on line intersections by showing a couple of examples of how to use the function.

[jontis]

I know it wasn't an important part of the video, but that modules trick blew my mind a bit. I have no clue how much time I could have saved if I only thought of that.

[CrapE_DM]

Just a small problem with your testing of complex objects intersecting: if one is small enough that it is completely inside the other. So, as you kind of suggested, you'll want to combine it with (in this case) circular detection, which can check that.

[GrigorijGrinyaGluhov]

Hi. Love your videos. What about line to Bezier intersection!? Its very complex problem and hard to find proper solution without great math knowledge. Thanks for Coding Math!

[szaman]

Jedeny taki materiał na youtube. Dziękuje

[Polaroidon]

This one kinda felt like a two-for-one deal! Thanks as always for these videos!

[chirper]

Damn, I really could have used this a couple days ago
In any case, it's good information for anyone interested in concave-polygon collisions.

[sugiono]

how did you made the explode particle?

[onlyroxxor]

should we use AABB collision for simple rect and segmentintersection for specific polygon ? to save computing calculation

[TheYene]

Always like you videos, just one question when are planning to write a book. I would be first in line to get one.

[jim_o]

Awesome. You talk about optimization a lot, do you mean in regards to what we specifically are making or is there general optimization tactics that we could do to code like this?

[hinocenciopaulo]

teach us about SAT Collision Detection please! By the way, your tutorials are amazing, thanks!