:-o, but when you do upgrade it for better accuracy make sure the speed doesn't drop to bad

That's the goal. Maybe even try for a speed-up.

-Kensupen

I would like to know where you've learned to make that calculations and stuff needed for sliding collision, cuz I would like to learn it to so I can help you out or maybe even write my own code

All my collision code is based on standard Geometry. (I learned it in 10th grade) The basics of my code is use a +pattern of intersect objects that always face N,S,E & W, if any of those is levv than 20, move the camera the opposite way to 20. The sliding part happens automatically.

I hope to find time to update this again, cause I've had some ideas for how to improve it, but I won't be sure til I try them.

-Kensupen

hey kensupen, can you help me out here?
I'm making my own collision system for my car object which is temporarly a box , now I've made collision code for getting the good ground heigt, the good set off the wall for the N,E,S,W directions, now I want to add 4 diagonal lines, I can get the distance and stuff but how do position my object then? I guess I have to move it over the X & Z-as but how can I get the correct values for those?

Car collision is a whole lot trickier than just a camera or person (one point) for good car collision, you need 4 points. Then you have to do all kinds of math for angles and other physics. I never attempted to do anything with that other than ground rotation.

This collision is meant more for a FPS shooter type game.

-Kensupen

found a solution already, but not for your code, made my own