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buntine avatar buntine commented on May 12, 2024

Yep, I've also noticed this some of the time

I'm pretty sure it's because the player is travelling so fast that my rudimentary collision detection fails. The levels are broken into a bunch of segments. And so basically, on one frame you are at segment N, the obstacle is at segment N + 2 and by the time the next frame runs through, you are at segment N + 4 and have driven straight through the obstacle without triggering a collision.

A way to fix would be to also check for obstacles that were on any segments you've skipped over since the last frame and then run the collision logic on them. I'll take a look into it soon!

Thanks again for the feedback! :)

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