Brings memories of Track & Field, hehe. Nice. Level 14 might be the maximum humanly possible in a decent graphics card (I got there too; my spacebar is going to sue me for abuse), but by setting love.keyboard.setKeyRepeat(true) it can be shown that it's not the maximum level attainable. In my de...

The force applied by applyForce should not be multiplied by dt in principle. It lasts the duration of dt that you pass to world:update(); if you want it to be applied for longer, you have to apply it multiple times.

The original source was started in 2012; by comparison, Löve was started in 2007, so by that standard, Jumper is 5 years more modern than Löve. Last commit to Jumper is from October 2019, less than 2 years ago. For comparison, Löve 11.0 was released in April 2018, three years ago. Even more, Jumper ...

Doesn't change the fact that all the githubs, forks and blogs are outdated except for LOVE Wiki. :) What? The Löve Wiki for Jumper points to the author's repository, which is the only authoritative source, unless it was forked because it was abandoned, which I don't think is the case for this proje...

maybe https://www.dafont.com/barthowheel.font ?

If that's what you want, maybe you can try this? package.cpath = love.filesystem.getSourceBaseDirectory() .. "/*.dll;" .. package.cpath sqlite3 = require 'lsqlite3' I don't know if love.filesystem.setCRequireDirectory() should be used instead. I haven't used binary packages. My guess is th...

love.filesystem.getWorkingDirectory() tells you what the current directory is (what ./ is)-

The whole traceback would be interesting, to see if ./lsqlite3.dll has been tried. Also, the current working directory from the point of view of the application (edit: as returned by love.filesystem.getWorkingDirectory()). Lastly, I don't know whether Windows will always look in ./ for a DLL, but it...

The concept is sound. The problem is that love.mousemoved has no idea of who is 'self'. You mean it to refer to the player, but you don't let the function know that. In the other functions, you're using the colon syntax, therefore there's an implicit parameter called 'self', as darkfrei noted, which...

Citation needed. You just need to look at the function name. It's not even love.start, which would be a good name if the intention was "something that is used to start". The first example in the wiki even highlights this intended usage. Furthermore, it is just common sense that every even...