What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting

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What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - MP2 - 10.05.2013

There's a word that describes the situation where two 3D models 'collide' with each other but go through each other (collision issue). I want to know what the word is. I thought it was 'clipping' but apparently that's something completely different.

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - Scones - 10.05.2013

No-Clip?

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - Baboon - 10.05.2013

intersecting perhaps? (graphs lol)

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - iPLEOMAX - 10.05.2013

Interpenetration?
Phasing?

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - RayW - 10.05.2013

Z-fighting?

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - MP2 - 10.05.2013

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Originally Posted by RayW

Z-fighting?

You mean Z-Buffer? Nah, that's when two objects are in the _same_ position, 'fighting' over which should be shown on a player's screen.

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - IceCube! - 10.05.2013

In non game talking crap... Tunneling

, I have tried to ****** for the word but each and everything I have found refeeres to it by its description.

EDIT: Why do you need this word anyway?

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - iPLEOMAX - 10.05.2013

If that's what you are talking about, I'm pretty sure it's "interpenetration"
If you use 3dsmax, you'll know.

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - PabloBenice - 10.05.2013

i dont udnerstand that photography....

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - cessil - 10.05.2013

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Originally Posted by iPLEOMAX

If that's what you are talking about, I'm pretty sure it's "interpenetration"
If you use 3dsmax, you'll know.

I use 3ds max and never used that word, I call it intersecting

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - iPLEOMAX - 11.05.2013

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Originally Posted by cessil

I use 3ds max and never used that word, I call it intersecting

Didn't use reactor?

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - Wennicke - 11.05.2013

You mean like, two objects in SA:MP? I call it flickering.

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - MP2 - 11.05.2013

No, that's z-buffer/z-fighting, as mentioned before.

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - Wennicke - 11.05.2013

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Originally Posted by MP2

No, that's z-buffer/z-fighting, as mentioned before.

Oh right.. My bad.

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - MP2 - 11.05.2013

I don't think I'll ever find this word unless I find that article again, but it seems to have disappeared.

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - cessil - 11.05.2013

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Originally Posted by iPLEOMAX

Didn't use reactor?

I did, I still call it intersection

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - [DOG]irinel1996 - 11.05.2013

Melting, fusion?

If they go through each other, I'm not really sure: penetration, insight, breakthrough, permeation.

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - RajatPawar - 11.05.2013

Probably intermingle.. i'll ****** till then..

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - iPLEOMAX - 16.05.2013

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Originally Posted by cessil

I did, I still call it intersection

As you prefer.

Re: What's that word? Terminology for two objects intersecting - RvGamers - 16.05.2013

Back to your Call of Duty example, that is called collision (player collision). I'm guessing that's not the word since you used it in your original post, but I've never heard anything other than player collision.