Godot Tutorial -- Collision Detection and Physics Simulations in Godot

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In this tutorial we look at how to perform collision detections between two objects. We then go much deeper and look at how to use the built in physics engine to add physics to your game.

As always, all the code mentioned in this tutorial is available here:



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