What are collision modes?

Collision modes are different ways things can bump into each other when they're moving.

Imagine you're playing with toy cars on a track. When two cars hit each other, it depends on how the track is set up, and that changes how the crash happens!

• Bouncy Collision is like when your toy car hits a springy bumper, poof! It bounces right back.
• Slidey Collision is more like when your car runs into a soft pillow, it slows down and keeps moving, not bouncing back.

In video games or apps, programmers use these different types of bumps to make the world feel real. If you're playing with blocks and they just sit there after you drop them, that’s one kind of collision. But if they bounce when you throw them, that’s another, like how a ball bounces on the floor.

So, collision modes are just different styles of bumping around, helping things move in fun and realistic ways!