[JAVA][Beginning Java 8 Games Development]

Chapter 16 ■ Collision Detection: Creating SVG Polygons for the Game Actors and Writing Code to Detect Collision
Figure 16-24. Copy and paste your 15 data point collision polygon SVG data in place of dummy data in Bagel()
method
We will also use the Java code commenting technique that we learned in Chapter 3 to remove (temporarily) the
larger mossy rock props from the Scene, and get our code to that place where we have the InvinciBagel character, and
several bricks, on the Stage. We can then use these basic objects to start our code development concerning using the
.collide() method and how it will use the castDirector CastingDirector class (object) as a collision processing guide.
If you want to see the iPR1 and iPV1 objects temporarily removed from your .createGameActors() as well as your
.addGameActorNodes() and .createCastingDirection() methods, you can see this Java code commenting in place
in Figures 16-25 and 16-26. Next, let’s copy and paste the SVG collision polygon data set that you created earlier in the
chapter. Open the iBshape1svg.txt file, shown in Figure 16-20, and select and copy the SVG data, using the Edit ➤
Copy menu sequence or CTRL-C keyboard shortcut. Be sure to including the quotation marks. Paste the data in your
Bagel() method in the .createGameActors() method where the dummy SVG data used to be, as seen in Figure 16-24.
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