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You can just do a Vector3f.length() calculation between the two nodes…

e.g. if( Tower.myNode.getWorldLocation().subtract(Enemy.myNode.getWorldLocation()).length() < 10 ) Tower.Fire(Enemy);

When you check collision against box/sphere, it checks it for every triangle

I’m pretty sure that only Rays will work like you want. There is no such thing as one contact point with a bounding box.

You may have to do your own sphere-sphere calculations as a “broad phase” and then […]

Yeah I dont think BoundingSphere has been finished yet. It does a check for instanceof Ray and fails on everything else

i switched to

but

pt returns null

Thanks for any help.

I’m not getting something I suppose but try with a full sphere spatial.
Edit: It could very well be that sphere vs world collisions are not implemented. In that case you’d have to use bullet for collisions. […]

Nope just Boxes

You have to do spatial.collideWith(BoundingVolume), not the other way round.
Edit: Duh, you did that.. Do you have any funny geometries in your scene? Like not created by jme?

I tried this

Getting Java Exception

You can use a GhostObject to track the overlapping physics objects but you have to use physics collision shapes for that. Else, you can use a sphere geometry and collideWith() the rootNode to check for overlaps. […]

just go to the link in chrome, you can install it from there, way quicker and easier than QrCodes

QrCode for link? to lazy to type in.

ha your to fast disregard last post

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HTC Desire – Android 2.3.3
worked flawlessly.

I didn’t see any ad’s (I have ad blockers – or they weren’t there yet)

great job