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Hi,

I'm having a bit of a tough time trying to add custom collision map tiles to my game. I'm pretty sure I've found the right place but I'm just not entirely sure how to go about it.

The code I'm working with is in the file: lib\impact\collision-map.js

ig.CollisionMap.defaultTileDef = {	
	/* 15 NE */	 5: [0,1, 1,M, SOLID],  6: [0,M, 1,N, SOLID],  7: [0,N, 1,0, SOLID],
	/* 22 NE */	 3: [0,1, 1,H, SOLID],  4: [0,H, 1,0, SOLID],
	/* 45 NE */  2: [0,1, 1,0, SOLID],
	/* 67 NE */ 10: [H,1, 1,0, SOLID], 21: [0,1, H,0, SOLID],
	/* 75 NE */ 32: [M,1, 1,0, SOLID], 43: [N,1, M,0, SOLID], 54: [0,1, N,0, SOLID],

I tried adding another line. Something like:

/* Go W  */ 45: [0,1, 0,0, NON_SOLID],

but I don't really understand the structure of the tile definition.

What do the /* 15 NE / and / 22 NE */ mean?

How can you specify the exact coordinates of the solid part of a tile with just 1 and 0?

Why is there no definition for a collision tile 0 or collision tile 1?

If anyone could point me in the right direction it'd be greatly appreciated!

I believe you&039;re looking at sloped tile definitions, where #15 NE can be interpreted as 15 degrees in the direction of North East.

What sort of "custom collision map tile" are you looking to create?

@Joncom, is it possible to add curve edge tiles into the definition (as in the famous N serials)? I've read the code of impact++ which does extend tile shapes but those newly added are also triangles.
There's a physics engine port from N included in Phaser, but I still hope not to replace the whole physics part with that.

Yes, I'm sure it's possible. However, the easiest solution might be to use a more powerful physics engine, such as Box2D. Upgrading the physics engine in ImpactJS is pretty easy, especially if you use a plugin like this one.