Hi all! I was very impressed by the code doodle of Trystan https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=257660#p257660 But I think that it will be nice to insert not straight lines, but Z-shaped lines as: z-sections.jpg Can you please help me to start? Now I don't see any way to solve it. This examples...

Only after seeing a testlevel ingame did I actually read what this doodle was about. (The editing with this thing was so fun that I had not bothered with reading.) It is about tiles. So the created polygons are sadly very inefficient. Often multiple polygons could be combined into one. (For example...

soytak111 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 16, 2024 5:21 pm I made a file and want to remove it in löve2d. when I use the love.filesystem.remove("wow.lua") it doesn't delete the file

https://love2d.org/wiki/love.filesystem.remove

Be sure that the file was closed.

Not far, I have other projects that are much more interesting. But I will to do this project too.

https://youtu.be/KkMZI5Jbf18

Check this: https://github.com/Yonaba/Jumper/tree/master/jumper/search and maybe update your code to this version. I tried using that version of Jumper and it causes my games to crash. I think I have an older version of jumper because I don't have THETASTAR and my getPath coordinates are X,Y... Do ...

Brah wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 8:02 am I think I have an older version of jumper because I don't have THETASTAR and my getPath coordinates are X,Y...
Do you have any stuff on weighted grids and movement costs?

Dijkstra?

Small example to calculate p h k form of parabola to a b c form with example local p = -2 -- vertical distance to focus (negative as direction) local h = 2 -- horizontal shift local k = 8 -- vertical shift print ('h:'..h, 'p:'..p, 'k:'..k) local a = 1/(4*p) local b = -2*a*h local c = a*h^2+k print (...

Thanks RNavega! It's awesome! Now I need to understand it and get how to do the DIY-justification.

Just for academic interest, instead of using black rectangles, you can totally mask with transparency using a shader: you have 2 float uniforms, both in screen-space, which represent 2 "rays" that divide the screen: one being a horizontal ray that moves from top to bottom and above which ...

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