release Preventing Collision Issues

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In gaming, collisions occur when two or more entities interact with each other over a brief span. While the term "collision" is often used in everyday language to describe situations where objects collide, in scientific terms, it pertains to interactions regardless of the force's intensity.

Here are a couple of examples considered as collisions:

• An insect brushing its antenna against a leaf is a collision.
• A cat gracefully walking through grass experiences collisions with each step, along with its fur touching the grass blades.

Code Implementation for Collision Management

Step 1: Updating Collision Detection

Open the file src/Client/Source/GameLib/ActorInstanceCollisionDetection.cpp and proceed with the following modifications:

1. Include Additional Headers

Locate the following line:

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Directly beneath it, add:

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2. Modify the Collision Test Function

Now, find the implementation of the function:

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Insert the following code right below it:

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Step 2: Adjust Locale Configuration

Next, open the file src/Client/Source/UserInterface/Locale_inc.h and make the following edits:

1. Locate the Costume System Definition

Find the line:

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2. Add Collision Management Definitions

Now, append the following code immediately below it:

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By implementing these changes, you will enhance your game's collision management, allowing selected characters or entities to pass through each other seamlessly. This functionality improves gameplay fluidity and can enhance the overall player experience.