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I do not understand. Since this is executed in a loop, for the circle it looks like ...-penetration-integration-penetration-integration-penetration-integration-

• sago 12y ago
  (Edit: I can be clearer, using your approach - more verbose explanation trimmed) In the linked version we are doing ... move, draw, de-overlap, move, draw, de-overlap ... So the move might cause an overlap, which we'd draw on screen. Having objects routinely interpenetrating a little (by a frame's worth) can appear springy, as if they aren't made of rigid material. Better would be ... move, de-overlap, draw, move, de-overlap, draw ...
• nightcracker 12y ago
  In the original version it's possible that a penetrating object gets drawn, in the modified version penetrating objects are always resolved before the drawing happens.