I’m stacking several physics rectangle image bodies on top of each other, but in-between many of the images (which rest on each other, thanks to the physics default collision handling) there is a tiny gap. How can I get rid of this gap?
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This is interesting, I also have this problem sometimes! [import]uid: 11130 topic_id: 3731 reply_id: 11415[/import]
Any hints on this??? It’s been a while… 
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I “solved” this for my game with a workaround: instead of using a simple image rectangle shapes for these objects, I’m defining their countours as a polygon shape. The polyline I’m drawing is actually just that same box – but moved 1 pixel to the inside for every corner.
This means that as a result, the boxes will look like they’re actually always connecting. Potential downsides could be speed (I don’t know yet whether that’s an issue, in my brief comparisons I didn’t notice any new lag) or *too much* overlapping for some boxes (wasn’t a problem for me). [import]uid: 10284 topic_id: 3731 reply_id: 13938[/import]
PS: physics.setScale(…) also affects the gap, so it might be another value to play around with. [import]uid: 10284 topic_id: 3731 reply_id: 13964[/import]
Hmmm I’ll check these out!
Thanks Phillip! [import]uid: 11130 topic_id: 3731 reply_id: 14096[/import]
I got round this by having images which have ‘soft’ edges. A slightly smaller collision shape can help, too.
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