Because you do not set 'right = false' when you set 'left = true', so you end up with a situation when both left and right is set to true.

Try completing this tutorial to get a better grasp of the language https://love2d.org/wiki/Tutorial:Baseline_2D_Platformer

HedgeHog builder wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2017 3:07 amSo if I wanted to do comparison on distance between 2 points from the unit would I do

Distance between 2 points would be Based on the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_theorem

Great collection, shame about the license though. Including "youtube community guidelines" as a term of use makes it risky to use, since you can retroactively revoke the license based on some vague guidelines based upon another entity that can change them without notice. Defeats the whole ...

there was no error message, and fixed that typo already. the yp is the y position of the player That can happen when you use global variables in such a way. It's much more maintainable to keep your variables as localized to their use as possible and avoid globals. You'll run into problems once your...

Here's how you can implement a class: local classMeta = { __call = function(self,...) --creates a new class instance local new = setmetatable({},self) if (self.init ~= nil) then new:init(...) --constructor end return new end, } local function newClass() --creates a new class local class = setmetatab...

You have a typo on this line, there's a variable 'yp' that should be 'y1'. Your error message must have told you that you're comparing nil with a number, next time read the error message and post it.

It should be if CF > total then But you're setting the 'total' to 8 for WalkR and WalkL, when it should be 6 in those cases. You can ditch the 'total' variable altogether if you use if CF > #frames then You seem to be struggling with very basic concepts, I recommend you try to go through your code l...

So line by line: For each index and value of opposing pens do; for each index and value of beacons do; if the target of opposing pens is non existent; then target is set to index of a beacon else if the target is not k, then finish the loop Correct? Yes. 'break' always ends only one loop, the one i...

Notice I wrote In your code you have The reason why you're getting that error is that you increment CF but never limit what value it can be, meaning it will be incremented forever and you'll start indexing your table where you did not intend.

ETime = ETime + dt if ETime > 0.1 then CF = CF + 1 if CF > total then CF = 1 end activeF = frames[CF] ETime = 0 end Notice that in your original code you had the variable ETime with a small "t" and with a capital "T", this makes them two completely different variables. Pick a na...