11 November 2016
From the Forum – Issue #142
Welcome to this week’s From the Forums. Each week we highlight a few Corona Labs Community Forums posts that cover important topics.
Handling global collisions
Detecting when physical objects collide is an important concept in games and Corona features several ways to test for it. In this post, learn how to determine exactly which objects are colliding and prevent them from creating unnecessary interactions.
Which button was pressed?
Corona touch handlers are incredibly easy to implement if you simply want to know when a touch begins, moves, or ends. However, if you need to do more advanced testing like determining when a player presses two or three buttons simultaneously, it takes a little more logic. Check out this post for a few helpful tips.
Getting snapshots to work with GPGS
Corona is fast… sometimes too fast. In a few cases, your code may be ready to move on to other tasks while other API calls still need time to complete. To keep things moving, API calls operate asynchronously, behind the scenes. Check out this thread which discusses how to handle delayed calls.
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