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Hello !
I've got players, missile and obstacles in my game.
In order to have a bunch of modes in my game, I want to code in a modular way. That's why I've got :
1 layer/mask for objects which kill the player
1 layer/mask for objects which are destroyed by the player when they touches
1 layer/mask for normal collisions with the player

My question is : is it possible to know which layer triggered the collision ?

Thank you.

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On the CollisionObject you can call collider.get_collision_layer()

Note: if your collider exists in multiple layers that the function would return a sum of all layer bits and won't work.

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