Re: [Algorithms] Kinematic Collision

[James D. <jd...@gm...>]

Agree with Christer here that ultimately fixing the mesh is the  
answer, such defects will cause artifacts in any algorithm to some  
degree... but one thing that is pretty useful is having code that  
validates input from the artist and smacks them around a bit if they  
decide to put in a bunch of T-junctions or gaps.

-james

On Sep 9, 2009, at 9:33 AM, chr...@pl... wrote:

> James Robertson wrote:
>>> Simple. You tell your art/design team not to design
>>> geometry like that! (No, really.)
>>
>> That's only a solution for the most simplistic
>> single player games these days.
>
> Perhaps God of War is simplistic to you, but it
> works just fine for us.
>
> Programmers overengineer way too much.
>
>
> Christer Ericson, Director of Tools and Technology
> Sony Computer Entertainment, Santa Monica
>
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