Question

Due to some memory problems I had to textureBitmap.recycle() all texture bitmaps after I created an OpenGL texture. Works great and there is enough memory left.

My problem is that I have absolutely no idea how to implement collision detection.
I dont want just boundingbox tests – thats pretty easy – I want pixel perfect collision detection. I don’t use any engine, so I cant use existing libraries.
Before working without an engine I used an extension for the AndEngine which worked pixel perfect!

Can you give me a hint, how to implement the collision detection?

Answer 1

The pixel perfect collision library I made for andengine includes a PixelPerfectBitmask that will work on its own.

PixelPerfectBitmask mask1 = new PixelPerfectBitmask(bmp1, 100, 100);
PixelPerfectBitmask mask2 = new PixelPerfectBitmask(bmp2, 100, 100);
Log.v("pp collision", String.valueOf(mask1.collidesWith(mask2, 20, 10)));

If you have any questions, let me know!