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From: bmohnsen on 15 Jun 2008 20:57
How do you test to see if one object is inside of another.

One object is a movable bitmap.
The other object is an invisible shape.


From: Mike Blaustein on 15 Jun 2008 21:11
Check out the intersect() command in the help. It will tell you if one
rect intersects another, and it will tell you the rect of the intersection.

if sprite(1).rect.intersect(sprite(2).rect)>rect(0,0,0,0) then
--there is some intersection
end if


if sprite(1).rect.intersect(sprite(2).rect)=sprite(1).rect then
--sprite 1 is ENTIRELY inside of sprite 2
end if


if sprite(1).rect.intersect(sprite(2).rect)=sprite(2).rect then
--sprite 2 is ENTIRELY inside of sprite 1
end if
From: alchemist on 15 Jun 2008 21:12
You mean something like:

myRect= sprite(1).rect.intersect( sprite(2).rect )
if myRect.width then
-- do stuff
end if

Or, if by inside you meant.. well, inside:
if myRect.width= sprite(2).width and myRect.height=sprite(2).height then
.....

Assuming that sprite 2 is the smaller of the two sprites.


"bmohnsen" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> How do you test to see if one object is inside of another.
>
> One object is a movable bitmap.
> The other object is an invisible shape.
>
>


From: fazstp on 15 Jun 2008 22:16
You could try sprite within or sprite intersects

if sprite( 1 ).within( 2 ) then
-- it's within
else
-- it's not
end if



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