Hey So the question is… When 2 objects collide >>> create object at the specific point they collided at How to check for that specific collision point the 2 objects collided at? Waiting for any help on this…

What do the objects look like. A simple object would be easier than more complex shapes.

@Keith_1357 Well for the collision mask it self it’s mostly a square, triangle … So how do I do that?

I’m at work. I can’t really test much. I recalled this post. Not sure if it’ll help. [image] How do I get the collision point of 2 physics objects How do I...? I found a formula that gets the collision point between a rectangle and a circle, it’s actually a simple equatio…

@Keith_1357 I did see it yeah but it’s still not very useful because I do have objects at an angle so this doesn’t work all the time … hopefully you can find another fix for this to make it work in all ways… I was thinking also about raycast but still looking how to do it… Hopefully you can find so…

What exactly do you want to do? What is getting created?

Raycast was my first thought too. It’s fine if you want an approximate collision point and the objects aren’t too bizarre in shape - so more a basic shape (like square, circle etc) rather than a more complex one (like the shape of a mushroom or a bull’s head with horns).

When you say raycast. How would you use it? I thought of adding points to a shape and casting a ray between each side. A bit like a trip wire. Then using the X and Y. It seems to work. I used a square, triangle and an X to mark the intersect. I used the pathfinder to move the objects and a toggle t…

@Keith_1357 Well your idea helped to get to what I need but not with raycasting >> it’s not 100% perfect but it’s enough for what I need currently not sure if in the future I would need something more precise but I don’t think I will… Basically I used Points around the object >> Not like precise 10…

I thought about point inside. I thought about distance between points on 1 object to the other object or the other object’s points. Maybe, test objects like points or segments. Each object wouldn’t need test objects. You could just add them when the collision happens. There are pure math solutions …

Hi all! Probably a somewhat trivial question! Would it be possible for the GDevelop developers to provide the coordinates of the collision points between the 2 objects? Some sort of return values that could be used next. Currently the collision function only seems to return a boolean. A+ Xie…

Check for collision point 2 objects collided at?

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Keith_1357 April 21, 2026, 10:20pm 4

I’m at work. I can’t really test much. I recalled this post. Not sure if it’ll help.