I believe it should be like this (untested) death.check=function() for _,enemy in ipairs(enemy) do for _,player in ipairs(player) do if enemy.x+enemy.w>player.x and enemy.x<player.x+player.w and enemy.y+enemy.h>player.y and enemy.y<player.y+player.h then death.state=true end end end end Holy crap, ...

I'm making a basic game to amuse my friends. I haven't called it anything yet, but it's basically a square chasing another square. The red square is AI, and the white square is player-controlled. I've got the collision all figured out on that, and it works perfectly. I decided to make a 2 player ver...

ArunHaridas wrote:I got a error message when run it
cannot create canvas : Not supported by your open gl implementation

Help....

use the sanscanvas version.

(bug)
The case isn't aligned with the spaces, the more spaces you make the further the flashing square is from the letters.

Maybe you could add a simple HTML syntax highlighting? You know, highlight whatever is between <> brackets in blue or something.
That'd be pretty cool, IMO.

Thanks to you guys' help, I'm quickly advancing in the making of this simple but repetitive game!
You can only grab the zombie when he's close to you, and he disappears after you kill him. He also goes a bit slower when he's overlapping you!

In char.lua, change: if (pnum>6) then pnum=1 zpressed=false end to: if (pnum>=6) then pnum=1 zpressed=false end The problem is: You stop the animation when pnum is greater than 6, which means it's 7. But since your image gets assigned in three lines above that, you're actually using char.img = asia...

Oh, in that case you will want spectralcanine's suggestion, with one minor change: Change if (pnum>6) then pnum=0 end to if (pnum>6) then pnum=0 zpressed = false end Then it will stop at the end of the animation. Oh, I didn't even think of that. Thanks! you know, a while ago, I started to realize h...

So... what you actually want is that if the player presses 'z', the game selects the next frame in the animation? function char.next() pnum=pnum+1 char.img=asian[pnum] if pnum > 6 then pnum = 0 end end function love.keypressed(key) if key=='z' then char.next() end end No, I want the game to play th...

And what exactly is the desired result? If you want to continuously run it after pressing z, then simply set a boolean and check it. ... zpressed = false ... function love.update(dt) zombie.update(dt) if zpressed then char.smash(dt) end end ... function love.keypressed(key) if (key=='z') then zpres...

function love.update(dt) zombie.update(dt) function love.keypressed(key) if (key=='z') then char.smash(dt) end end end This does not do what you think it does. You want this: function love.update(dt) zombie.update(dt) if love.keyboard.isDown('z') then char.smash(dt) end end Like I mentioned in my p...