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In case character collides with a stationary object, do...
Apparently setting character x or y velocity to 0 doesn't work well, as he can't move to the other side then. Teleporting character -+1px doesn't work either, because it looks horrible. So what logic can I use then? I couldn't think of anything else...
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Draw it out on graph paper and work out the maths.
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Thank you, that really helped! Solved this problem very easily, seems like one fact in my imagination was masking another one.
So how did you solve it and what did you do? There will be other people reading this thread later on and it would be nice if you shared your approach with the community.
It might help you: I've had a similar issue and I ended up calculating the character path before allowing it to move (upon clicking to desired location) to calculate the object moving route in a manner it'd walk around objects it cannot pass thru, taking it to his final location
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