This is a prototype with only 4 levels. In every level, you're trying to reach the exit after collecting all the green boxes, but there's twist. The game allows you to look at the level for only three seconds. After that, you play the level without seeing what you're doing. Do you think this might b...

zorg wrote: ↑Wed Mar 01, 2017 7:16 pm It's not only about processing speed, but the amount of garbage it creates in memory.

I didn't know that. Thanks!

Sorry, yeah, that's right. I just wanted to show the alternate method, but I should've said that.

EDIT: It probably wouldn't matter if you don't have a lot of things going on in love.draw(), but when a game gets bigger, it can be a problem.

You need to print them. Make variables in love.load() function, and set fonts before printing: function love.load() font1 = love.graphics.newFont(50) font2 = love.graphics.newFont(100) end function love.draw() love.graphics.setFont(font1) love.graphics.print("Some text with font1", 10, 10)...

The problem is here: It changes bumpways only if it's false. It should've been:

LÖVE is totally suitable for your project. I think there are some projects going on similar to yours.

You'll be surprised how easy and flexible Lua is. I think your project wouldn't take years to complete if you put in enough time.

Cheers!

Starting speed is a bit more random without ball going directly into the blue zone.

Small bugfix. The ball used to gain speed if you waited some time before starting the game. Fixed.

Positive07 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 22, 2017 11:34 pm Escape!

:$ (Didn't I press Escape?)

Nice. I managed to finish the first level, but after that I couldn't find a way to proceed or restart. Did I miss something?