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"Thomas Lake" <tla### [at] home com> wrote in message
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> I didn't say NO math, all I meant was the simplest
> method you can think of. I am 18 after all and don't
> yet know even simple trig or calculus or university
> level math:-(
While higher-level math will be required, don't let this discourage you...
it would be a fun way to learn the math (after all, who cares about a train
leaving Chicago just as a train leaves New York?). A complete discussion
(or tutorial) of the math involved in collision detection would take up too
much room here, but a good library (university library) will have everything
you need to get started. Good luck and keep us posted.
Eric
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