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[Marvin Fröhlich]

I quite don't like this one solution : it's just pushing back the problem to the user.

I agree.

OR maybe why not use ONLY collision listeners which use anyway only one Collision instance ?

Is this really possible? If you're doing a 1xn collision test, then there could be many results, that cannot be stored in only one Collision instance.

Marvin

['n ddrylliog]

Let me explain : you have a listener/callback. When that listener is called, it choose to create a copy of the Collision or not (or to create another Object which could be used for collision solving, e.g.)

You see ? Only the necessary objects are created..

[Marvin Fröhlich]

Let me explain : you have a listener/callback. When that listener is called, it choose to create a copy of the Collision or not (or to create another Object which could be used for collision solving, e.g.)

You see ? Only the necessary objects are created..

Oh, yeah. When only checkCollision() methods with callback parameters are used, then it is possible.

Marvin