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This week (or year, if you’ve been following the column) is on AABB (axis aligned bounding box) trees, the lovely and efficient bounding volume hierarchy that will bring you back into the realm of happiness… … and maybe let you speed some things up along the way. Not only that, I’ve included some sample code and a demo. |
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Last update 2003-05-07
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The problem of collision detection between moving objects is fundamental to simulations of the physical world. It has been studied in many different communities including robotics, computer graphics, computer-aided design, and computational geometry. There are several algorithms for collision detection. Examples include the Lin-Canny closest features algorithm, V-CLip, I-Collide, OBB-tree, and KDS. |
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Last update 2003-05-07
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Technical Demo |
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Last update 2003-05-07
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Physical simulation for games |
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Last update 2003-04-12
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