BallCollider

BallCollider

The BallCollider component defines a circular collision shape for an entity.
It can be used for both collision detection and physical interactions.
It allows specifying the radius and offset of the collider, as well as which layers it should or should not interact with.

Properties

Property	Type	Description
radius	number	Radius of the circle (in pixels or world units).
offset	Vector2	Offset from the entity’s Transform origin.
layer	string	Collision layer. Defines which other layers it can interact with.
physics	boolean	If true, the collider will participate in physics simulations (requires the entity to have a RigidBody).
ignoreCollisionsWithLayers	string[]	List of layers this collider should ignore.
shapes	Shape[]	Internal use. Geometric shapes used by the collision detection system.

Minimal example

const ballCollider = new BallCollider({
    radius: 16,
    layer: "player",
});

Full example

const ballCollider = new BallCollider({
    radius: 16,
    offset: new Vector2(0, 0),
    layer: "player",
    physics: true,
    ignoreCollisionsWithLayers: ["friendlyProjectiles"],
});

Example of querying collisions using CollisionRepository

// Get all collisions for the player
const collisions = collisionRepository.findCollisionsForCollider(ballCollider);

// Filter collisions with enemies only
const enemyCollisions = collisionRepository.findCollisionsForColliderAndLayer(ballCollider, "enemy");

for (const collision of enemyCollisions) {
    console.log(`Collided with entity ID: ${collision.remoteEntity}`);
    console.log(`Collision direction: ${collision.resolution.direction}`);
    console.log(`Penetration depth: ${collision.resolution.penetration}`);
}

Notes

• If physics is false, the collider will only be used for collision detection and will not move the entity upon penetration.
• The physics property only has an effect if the entity also has a RigidBody.
• The ignoreCollisionsWithLayers property allows dynamically excluding entire collision layers without modifying the physics system logic.