When you do : The result is :
What you want is :
So just do :

https://github.com/adnzzzzZ/blog is good with plenty of advices on how to structure your game code by a guy that actually released a good game

Why would you do that ?

The problem is that you are drawing 2 layers : https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/t8EVE4b.png - 1 with your image - 1 with your lights and dark background And then you try to move them at the same time. ONe way to correct that would be to separate the lights from the transparent background and then draw: ...

If I understand correctly what you are saying, if it bother you to have multiple files but as the same time you want to keep your code clear, you could just write a "compiler" that output a single file from multiple files (just use require() functions to guide you). But I don't understand ...

I use this with a modified copy of hump.camera to have crisp pixels function love.load() _GAME = {} _GAME.SCALE = 3 _GAME.CANVAS = lg.newCanvas(lg.getWidth(), lg.getHeight()) end function love.draw() lg.setCanvas(_GAME.CANVAS) lg.clear() lg.push() lg.scale(1/_GAME.SCALE) camera:draw(draw_game) lg.po...

The "documentation made easy to navigate part" sound good. Other than that I don't really see any feature that can't be implemented otherwise. Good luck anyway

local rect = {x = 100, y = 100, w = 200, h = 200} rect.center_x = rect.x + rect.w/2 rect.center_y = rect.y + rect.h/2 rect.angle = 0.1 function love.update(dt) if love.keyboard.isDown("left") then rect.angle = rect.angle + 0.01 end if love.keyboard.isDown("right") then rect.angl...

Löve as fast as Gamemaker (in fact a lot more) so everything you can do with one you can do with the other.

Nice rework
I found some things you could work :
- playSound() and parseSpeed() are global
- indentation timer is framerate dependant