@substitute541: Try calling the message's init() function. The message keeps track of it's "state" internally, and the init() function resets the state. If that doesn't work, let me know and I'll see if there's a bug. Also, I'm really glad someone is actually using this.

I took a break for a while due to studies but now have much more free time. I was working on a map system that used Tiled maps but it got a little ugly when dealing with auto-mapping. I decided to learn a GUI development library and for the last week have been reading an introductory Qt book. It mig...

@Roland_Yonaba: That looks really neat! I really like the graphics. What type of game is it?

Lafolie wrote:@litearc any chance of seeing a screen with nearest neighbour filtering? The pixels look pretty.

Thanks! Here's a non-filtered screen (below). Also, I just implemented animated tiles:

Yup. I know about Advanced Tiled Loader, but since I plan on adding some features, it would probably be easier to start from scratch.

Took a break, now back to work on my project. I'm currently developing a map engine called Terra.

Wow, this is really really really amazing. I'm blown away by all the features and in general how professional it is. Great work!

Wow, this is really awesome - there's so much here. But it crashes in some of the demos when I press a direction key. What version of LOVE was this made in?

Really cool, and very useful! I've never really looked into collision detection algorithms, but this seems pretty efficient since I get almost no lag every with 600 objects. Thanks a lot! I probably will be looking at the code if I decide to use this.

MattJeanes wrote:I'm going to hopefully rewrite a bit of this so it fits at an 800x600 scale, wish me luck!

What do you mean? it shouldn't need any changes to work at a higher resolution.