you should get a artist to draw some proper graphics, maybe a retro like layout? but teh babis ar so purty also the download section should use Vapor if josefnpat allows it. I second that. But it makes me think of some things. First, I think not all games in the current version of Vapor will be upd...

I think the z axis affects two things: - Imagine this: the sound travels from the sound source - a bell, for example - to your ears, but, depending on the angle, it's gonna reach one ear first, and then the other. That is affected by axes x and y, but also z. - The loudness of the sound as perceived...

Germanunkol wrote:I can't kill the grey (robot?) zombies... intended?

Wut, not even with the new tazer gun? Cause it's the only way to kill them, right now. Weapon number 5, methinks.

Hm, what are you gonna do about the filesystem? It'll need a place to save stuff.

VaporOS? heahaeheah
I think having multiple versions of LÖVE won't hurt.

How about adding QJoyPad to it?

I think the Raspberry Pi will need to use the OpenGL ES thingie. I think slime was working on that, and maybe fysx too, not sure.

I love and hate this game at the same time.

I don't think the 3rd level bug is an Intel issue, I'm getting it on an Nvidia card.
EDIT: It can be fixed by toggling fullscreen.

EDIT: But mostly love!

I'm not getting those pesky error messages anymore!

And it's getting pretty tough!

Nixola wrote:BozoDel, did you try adding the line yourself? I even had to create the file AND the folder that contains it on Manjaro, maybe it will work

Ok, I added the line under [alsa], but how do I know it's working? I can't tell a difference. Managed to finish the demo, tho.

really? When I used elementary OS (based on ubuntu 12.04) it was just adding a line and it was done. what did you have to do? I tried to follow this tutorial , which was the first AND second google suggestion for me. It basically said that 12.04 had an old version of OpenAL, and I had to install so...

Not trying to cut your vibe, but I have to warn users of Ubuntu 12.04 and derivatives. While in later versions you can enable HRTF easily, it's kinda hacky in 12.04, I broke two packages here. Sound is still working, but I ain't touching that again. Having said that, it sounds very interesting, and ...