InCircle

InCircle - 1.0

Ryan Baumann (theguywhogoton)

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Description

I noticed PyGame has no way in checking if a point is inside a circle or any distance function. I then created this, you can just import it (If you download the pyc file and place it in the folder of your game). distance(p1, p2) - Returns an integer check(dis, rad) - Returns a boolean Example: http://PhoenixProgramming.org/files/InCircleExample.py

Links

Home Page: http://www.pygame.org/
Source: http://PhoenixProgramming.org/files/incircle.py
Windows: http://PhoenixProgramming.org/files/incircle.pyc
Mac: http://PhoenixProgramming.org/files/incircle.pyc

Releases

InCircle - 1.0 - Jan 25, 2009

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June 18, 2009 9:39pm - Ryan Baumann - nickname: (theguywhogoton)
@effeemme: math.hypot...I'm not too sure how that works, I don't believe my distance function would be slower. @algorias: Yes but there is no way of checking if a point is inside a circle. This could be useful for example checking if a rectangle is inside a circle or any other shape for that matter.
January 25, 2009 11:10am - Vitor Bosshard - nickname: (algorias)
The sprite module already supports collision checks using circles instead of rects.
January 25, 2009 10:23am - Francesco Mastellone - nickname: (effeemme)
Err, how about math.hypot?