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[MENTION=13969]rosse119[/MENTION]: physical objects in Fusion don’t have pixel perfect collision (unless you use just non-rotated rectangles). This becomes especially visible on low resolution games. A workaround would be to set the collision shape to “shape of fist image” and use an “appear” animation frame with a collision shape slightly smaller than your actual displayed object. When the object is created on frame start or elsewhere, Fusion will auto-display the appear animation first and drag the physical collision shape from there. Your objects will then overlap the ground a bit but it looks way better than floating around XD
[MENTION=13969]rosse119[/MENTION]: physical objects in Fusion don’t have pixel perfect collision (unless you use just non-rotated rectangles). This becomes especially visible on low resolution games. A workaround would be to set the collision shape to “shape of fist image” and use an “appear” animation frame with a collision shape slightly smaller than your actual displayed object. When the object is created on frame start or elsewhere, Fusion will auto-display the appear animation first and drag the physical collision shape from there. Your objects will then overlap the ground a bit but it looks way better than floating around XD
Hi Julian thanks for the help here.
Do you mean handle the object collisions with a square active for example?
le rosse119, if I run into issues I simply adjust le center point
Example a static object of 32 by 32 you have to set the Y hotspot to -1
so that's 32 / 2 - 17
need a math formula that will always give you this result, the percentage of this calculation based on a 32x32 picture or other sizes.
I dono what it is but someone smart with le math can figure out that hahaha.
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Hotspot Y
32 = -1
64 = 15
128 = 47
256 = x
there is your math homework for you find x lol
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or you can simply adjust it until they line up hahaa XD
Made an example to illustrate the "shrinking mask" concept. Actually, the native collision in my example worked really well, no gaps here. But I know your problem from the game I'm making (also low-resolution objects).
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