html5 - Javascript canvas collision side detection -

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hey i'm trying side 2 objects in canvas collide. here's i'm using collision detection, checks collision, without specific side.

where o1 , o2 objects taht have properties:

x - position on x axis
y - position on y axis
w - width of rectangle
h - height of rectangle

var collideswith = function (o2) {     var o1 = this;     if ((o1.y + o1.h) < o2.y) {         return 0;     }     if (o1.y > (o2.y + o2.h)) {         return 0;     }     if ((o1.x + o1.w) < o2.x) {         return 0;     }     if (o1.x > (o2.x + o2.w)) {         return 0;     }     return 1; };

edit: here's code came collision detection on top of element:

if (     (o1.y - o1.dy >= o2.y) &&     (o1.y - o1.dy <= o2.y + o2.h) &&     (o1.x + o1.w >= o2.x) &&     (o1.x <= o2.x + o2.w) ) {     // have collision @ top end }

you need double-conditions this:

if ((o1.y > o2.y) && (o1.y < o2.y + o2.h)) {   return 'top'; // o1's top border collided o2's bottom border }

similarily other sides.


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