This function will return whether a specified object is "colliding" with the camera. This allows for not having to type the distance formula again and again and is good f

In reality, there is no collision checked between the camera and the object, but rather the distance between the object specified (objname) and the camera point is figured by the function. Then it checks to see if the distance is under the threshold amount. If so, it returns 1. So you could easily type

if cameracollision enemyobject,50 then delete object playerobject

as an example.

It's not too spectacular but it saves lots of typing.

                                    ` This code was downloaded from The Game Creators
                                    ` It is reproduced here with full permission
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                                    function cameracollision(objname,threshold)
if object exist (objname)
   dx#=camera position x(0)-object position x(objname)
   dy#=camera position y(0)-object position y(objname)
   dz#=camera position z(0)-object position z(objname)
   dist#=abs(sqrt(abs(dx#*dx#)+abs(dy#*dy#)+abs(dz#*dz#)))
endif
if dist#<threshold and object exist (objname)
   col=1
else
   col=0
endif
endfunction col