Test the reverse box collision code. It appears to work.
The code is due to be refactored as the current implementation uses a boolean array and an array of boxes when the functions should now be passed a list of reverse boxes and a list of forwards boxes. Perhaps splitting up the list is unreasonable, the list could instead have list.iterator.nextReverse and list.iterator.nextForwards if that is a reasonable thing. In any case the structure of the current code is made fragile due to the naked boolean array.
Test the reverse box collision code. It appears to work.
The code is due to be refactored as the current implementation uses a boolean array and an array of boxes when the functions should now be passed a list of reverse boxes and a list of forwards boxes. Perhaps splitting up the list is unreasonable, the list could instead have list.iterator.nextReverse and list.iterator.nextForwards if that is a reasonable thing. In any case the structure of the current code is made fragile due to the naked boolean array.