[SOLVED] adnzzzzZ windfield collision classes confusion

[kuzika]

I now have a worldstate.lua that contains the world enter and exit functions, this is required in main love.load() under everything else. The player.lua simply checks the player.state itself. All the collision checks will be handled in worldstate.lua from now on and nowhere else as the world updates itself in love.update().

main.lua

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love.load()
--under everything else
require("worldstate")
end

worldstate.lua

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myWorld:setEnter(function(s1,s2,c,i)
    if s2:getClass() == "ObjectA" and
    (p.player.vx > 0 or p.player.vy > 0)
    then
        p.player.state = "pushing"
    end
end)

myWorld:setExit(function(s1,s2,c,i)
    if s2:getClass() == "ObjectA" and
    (p.player.vx > 0 or p.player.vy > 0)
    then
        p.player.state = "walking"
    elseif p.player.vx == 0 and p.player.vy == 0 then
        p.player.state = "standing"
    end
end)

player.lua

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  p.draw = function(self)
  local pose = sprites.stand_cycle
    if self.player.state == "pushing" then
      pose = sprites.player_pushing
    elseif self.player.state == "walking" then
      pose = sprites.player_walking
    elseif self.player.state == "standing" then
      pose = sprites.player_standing
    end
    --the rest of the code draws the pose
 end

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It works just fine. I think now this is the best way to handle this.

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[4vZEROv]

If you use the world:setEnter callback there is no way for you to know when a contact occurs that "ObjectA" will be the shape2 and not the shape1.

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myWorld:setEnter(function(s1,s2,c,i)
	if (s1:getClass() == "ObjectA" and s2:getClass() == "Player") or 
	(s1:getClass() == "Player" and s2:getClass() == "ObjectA") then 
		-- code --
	end
end)

I alse see in your player.lua file that you still have

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    self.player.collider:setPostsolve(function(s1,s2)
        if s2:getClass() == "ObjectA" then
            self.player.state = "pushing"
        end
    end)

inside the update function. Don't !
The four callbacks (enter/exit/pre/post) only need to be set once, they will be automaticaly called every frame inside your 'myWorld:update(dt)' function.

Aside from that the code looks better.

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