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Jasoco wrote:I wrap at page width. I don't get the whole obsession with 80 characters. It's a relic from the DOS days when you needed to hard wrap a text file for it to appear right on screen.
I do it because I keep mah terminals at 80 characters. And because the right margin shows up more than half way across my screen, seeing as I have an extremely low resolution most of the time. :P
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It's gnawing away inside me to know what you prefer. :P
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It's vertical tabs (0x0B), if you really want to know.
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In my demo, I used only this - "love.timer.sleep(2);"

I wonder how this will work for you.
Who can accomplish your goal (post your comments) as you do with "FPS".

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I did see your game, and for me the walls work. You should try and fix it though, because if it doesn't work for some people there is probably still something wrong.

In addition to the sins other people have listed, you also put all your update code in love.draw. You have no love.update at all. (And that is terrible.)

Regarding the winning condition, am I correct in assuming the player actually has to pick up the balls/crystals/whatever in a certain order?
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In this demo there is no end.

And as a function update, is not the solution.
I initially brought this demo using the function update.
But when come to the conclusion that without this function will be better.

On my laptop, this version (with sleep) works better than the first with function update.

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com_1 wrote:In this demo there is no end.

And as a function update, is not the solution.
I initially brought this demo using the function update.
But when come to the conclusion that without this function will be better.

On my laptop, this version (with sleep) works better than the first with function update.

Thanks for comments.
Wait, what? You think You're better off without update()?

That's like saying you're better off without tires on your car. It'll still slide along, sure, but you're gonna want that control and functionality later. How are you going to force things to be consistent without dt?
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tentus wrote:That's like saying you're better off without tires on your car. It'll still slide along, sure, but you're gonna want that control and functionality later. How are you going to force things to be consistent without dt?
There's the love.timer.getDelta function, but conceptually, not using love.update is bad.
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bartbes wrote:No more tabs vs spaces, because I know I am right. (though if I say what I prefer this will all start again)
I use Microsoft Word 97 to write my code with word wrap off and convert all of my code to HTML. Then I compile it. It always works just fine! :death:
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prototypez wrote:I use Microsoft Word 97 to write my code with word wrap off and convert all of my code to HTML. Then I compile it. It always works just fine! :death:
The very idea makes me bleed from my eyeballs.
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prototypez wrote:I use Microsoft Word 97 to write my code with word wrap off and convert all of my code to HTML. Then I compile it. It always works just fine! :death:
:o Even notepad would far, far better than Word!
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