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I've never heard of anyone trying to run LOVE games with Visual Studio (unless they're using the source as a base), but there's a way to do it with Notepad++, if you have that.

This might help with that.

Plu wrote:The second one runs infinitely, because it'll keep going until 1 equals 0, which will never happen. But yeah, the if is the proper solution.

I may or may not have misread his snippet.

Hmm... done_once = false function love.update(dt) if gamestate == "gameover" then if not done_once then done_once = true player.coins = player.coins + math.floor(player.score * 2) end end end That should work. Define done_once or whatever variable you want, then do something like that, I s...

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While also agreeing with the above users, what exactly does this IDE of yours support, what does it look like, what's it coded in, and what makes it unique?
Right now I see a topic that COULD have potential, but it seems empty.

For a first game, it's alright!
Graphics aren't bad, concept isn't bad, and it seems playable.

Though I will agree with veethree: I have no idea what else to consider the obstacles besides sperm droplets. (Or bird poop.)

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The Pre-Release is out, and ready to rock!
You should leave some suggestions or post some feedback if you haven't already!
Any of that would be greatly appreciated!

How do you use img:setFilter() for printed text, for example if you want to print points for a game? Your best bet for using a filter on printed text is to use an ImageFont, as you could set the image used for the font to have a filter, which is probably what you want. In which case, you could just...

There's not a lot I can say about this that hasn't already been said.
It's a really well polished looking game, and it seems like it could be a lot of fun.

I'm looking forward to playing it when it comes out.
With that being said, cheers mate!