By the way, Delaunay is related to Voronoi, you can get it by connecting the centers of neighboring Voronoi cells.

Hi. Try a 2D Delaunay triangulation. 1) Besides the 4 initial points of the image rectangle (its 4 corners), also add a bit of random points on the 4 edges of the rectangle, and a bit of points randomly inside the rectangle. All of these points then are your point cloud. 2) Triangulate the point clo...

Get the angle between the mouse cursor and the ball with math.atan(mouseY - ballY, mouseX - ballX). The pool cue is 180 degrees (1 pi radians) in the other direction.

You can run it as fancy loop if you need proof that the construct will eventually crash your computer Regardless of what people want to call this, it does sound problematic as you have to explicitly call collectgarbage() before the program crashes, which isn't obvious if you expect the garbage coll...

Yeah, and that's my biggest question. How do I keep them alive , they get garbage collected as soon as I start the program. Since you already seem to be keeping references to the things being used (at least the obvious ones), I'd think that the problem might be happening from something not obvious....

I mean, I fill some of those buffers only one time while generating the map and then render them every frame. Other buffers are worked with constantly, they get new data every frame, and they still get garbage collected instantly. In your position, I'd check these things: That all FFI objects are k...

Come on, that's not the entire code. You have a 'ffi' name in there, so it's missing at least the require("ffi") call. Also, the indentation suggests this is within some block scope which does impact on the lifetime of objects. The only time I had a garbage collection issue like that (quit...

@edu you're asking two different things: "how are collisions usually done in games", and "why is this thing in my game not working". The answer to the first is: usually you approximate the shape of complex objects with simpler geometrical primitives (like the boxes, circles/ellip...

I was rethinking about this. There are simpler ways. If you sample the video pixel in a shader, and that video pixel color is an exact match to the chroma key color, then you should discard that pixel (or make it transparent). That should already give you a 98% ideal result. The remaining 2% is rega...

* To clarify on what this safety padding should be. There's no easier way than importing your PNG texture into Photopea , have a transparent background, then go to Filter > 3D > Texture Dilation and drag the slider until you're satisfied. Then File > Export As > PNG to download the result. No accoun...