Hi, I've been using Clickteam for a bit now and have been able to solve problems for other people, but this one has been driving me absolutely insane.
Here's the gist: I have two duplicated objects, and I want to check if a *portion* (more specifically the edges +/- 10 pixels) of two duplicated objects are colliding/overlapping with each other. For example: If the second instance of an object is very slightly overlapping the first instance, push, otherwise, don't. By slightly, I mean about 10 or less pixels.
I don't know if I am missing a function that I haven't used yet or that it's extremely complicated and it requires lots of coding to do so, but I'm starting to think it's not possible to do this.
Hoping this information is clear enough and that there is a way to do this efficiently and optimally, thanks!
1 year ago
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