Really cool little engine! Do you use the new 11.x features for it, or 2d-voxels? It's just using normal Löve transform stuff, but obviously the mouse position stuff is 11 only I think. Either way it's just drawing transforming and drawing large images multiple times layered to give the effect of 3...

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Thu Apr 04, 2019 3:34 pm

Was looking for something like these, but anim8 doesn´t seem to be compatible with Love 0.11.X

I'm pretty sure it is. What makes you think it's not? (I've used it with 11.0)

macOS 10.14 has a broken implementation of OpenGL vsync unfortunately. Hopefully it will be fixed in an OS update. There's nothing we can do to fix it on our side. It works in 11.1 because that was built with the macOS 10.13 SDK and macOS 10.14 uses legacy codepaths internally when running it (it's...

It's a little glitchy, but it's a start. MediaFire tried to trick me into installing some app with an ad that popped up after I clicked download. Probably better to attach your games to the forum itself for now and use itch.io in the future when you have a full game or something. Those sites don't c...

You can't write LÖVE on a keyboard. I don't even know how they got the Ö thing. On macOS it's: Shift+l > Option+u > o > v > e Option plus a letter on macOS will activate accent mode for certain characters. So for the letter "u" it activates the umlauts (äëïöü) then you press a vowel immediately aft...

Maybe also check this: http://clintbellanger.net/articles/isometric_math/ It's not Isometric though. It's free rotation. Isometric math only accounts for a specific angle. But it will come in handy if I ever want to do isometric again. Hm so far haven't used it (my game is built using 0.10.2) but I...

Have you tried https://love2d.org/wiki/love.graphics.inverseTransformPoint ? I can't seem to get this to work. Maybe I'm using it wrong because there's no sample code. It just returns the normal screen coordinates non-rotated or distorted. Could this help? https://github.com/kikito/gamera I think i...

Definitely possible. But you will need to code everything yourself. If you’re ready for that then good luck!

So I'm working on this thing... https://i.imgur.com/ocaFjzj.png (Everyone's doing it these days) And I got to thinking, it would be neat if I could figure out what tile the mouse is actually over. But I don't know the math to do that. The "ground" image (The checkerboard grid image) is a simple Löve...

Definitely keep going with this. It's too polished.