My advice is to not listen to any advice. :) (Seriously though, everyone's got their own programming style and there's no right or wrong. While one "practice" works well for some, it doesn't work well for others. My actual advice is to look for your own style by doing programming instead of asking r...

Please have a seat, eat a snack, relax, and OBEY~~

I don't think JPEG files are supported any longer. ICO files were never supported, afaik. PNG files should work though. Not sure what the problem is. Can you upload one of the PNG files that don't work?

Kinda cool game. Seem very inspired by Meat Boy. Here's some criticism: The timer seem very unnecessary, especially combined with the toggling platforms since you have to wait for them, losing precious time. Also, having to restart the entire game for failing a single level is just too much of a pun...

It looks like you're giving Astar:find() the wrong value for the positionIsOpenFunc argument. It's supposed to be a function - not a table ('self' in this case). Unless you modified the library to correctly handle that? Impossible to tell if you don't share the code. A grid of size 2048x768 does see...

There seem to be some confusion about classes and instances. In love.load() you have: Jugador = Jugador() Enemigo = Enemigo() Here you're replacing the global reference to the class Jugador with a reference to an instance of the class. You probably want to do this: jugador = Jugador() enemigo = Enem...

So that would be "MyGame.app/Contents/Frameworks/" (where MyGame.app is a copy of the original love.app that you downloaded from this website).

It's close to simulating flocking behavior, except the particles cannot make up their mind about what flock they belong too.

Here's an idea. Does your Mac have a Retina display? I.e. the pixel density is twice as high. If the VM doesn't know that or doesn't handle that well and therefore is using a half the resolution for the virtual screen for Windows, then that would explain why the VM vs macOS screenshots look differen...

It looks like the top image is drawn on a high-resolution screen and the bottom on a low-resolution screen. There are many different solutions to this problem, but you should basically make sure the thing you're rendering to (the screen or a canvas) has a high enough resolution if you want to have o...