Nice getting the code footprint so small! 13 lines. Very cool.

There's a learning curve? I thought Love was easier to learn the Godot, etc. Then again, I got my start with games with Allegro and C++ and DJGPP...so, maybe I'm more used to this way of doing things?

Although, I taught my son to do Lua and Love and he found it easier than the big name engines.

I'm going to be adding some more functionality to this, and then posting the function listing/etc and some more really simple examples. And then a little later, maybe early next year, I'll post a really robust version of the library that does more stuff (but the basic one will still be there, for th...

I'm making the change myself now, so no worries. Thanks for the suggestion!

Feel free to change it and I'll accept the commits!

That's AWESOME

Working on a stand alone version of the designer, a .love file you can drop in the same directory as your main file and use it to edit scenes outside of the game. As well as a scene loader/player .lua file (without the editing tools) for putting in a game ready to be released

Well that is really cool! Huh. I think I might update my simpleWindows thing to use that, since it already does edges/etc, it just doesn't scale with them/etc.

Been working on this example for it now, after refactoring some of the camera code. It's the start...I'll have to add sprite animations and collision to it, but it gives you an idea on how to use the library, and how to load scenes made with it into a game- https://github.com/pauljessup/SimpleSceneB...

Hey guys, Here I am with one more problem. I am using simple tiled implementation (or sti) in my love2d game and what I want to do is after hitting a collider class "win"(I am using windfield as physics library) I want to change the map to change the level but I don't know how to do it. W...