Collision Detection Simulator

About

SplitSecond

Created for :

"Application of Linear Algebra for Optimizing Collision Detection in Precision Parry-Based Combat Systems for Sekiro-like Games"

SplitSecond is a simple simulation game to demonstrate the inner workings of collision detection, written as a supplementary resource for a Linear and Geometric Algebra paper (see doc).

The game lets you take control of a shape, where the goal is to defeat the boss by parrying its attacks, chipping away its health until it reaches zero.

Programs

• Main Game: Experience the parry-based combat system to test out the collision detection.
• AABB: See how Axis-Aligned Bounding Box work with this illustration
• SAT: Explore how precision collision detection works in Separating Axis Theorem.

Controls

• WASD: Move Red Pentagon
• Arrow Keys: Move Blue Pentagon
• Q / E: Rotate Red Pentagon
• Right Ctrl / Right Shift: Rotate Blue Pentagon

Getting Started

Installation

1 . Clone the repo

git clone git@github.com:grwna/Algeo02-23035.git
git clone https://github.com/grwna/Algeo02-23035.git

2 . Install Python dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

3 . Run Programs

python -m src.SplitSecond
python -m src.aabb
python -m src.sat

Program Structure

Root
├── doc
│   └── Paper.pdf
├── images
├── src
│   ├── aabb.py
│   ├── game_logic.py
│   └── main_game.py
├── sat.py
└── SplitSecond.py