collider:enter and collider:exit() works well for common colliders, but they always return false for sensors.

Take a look at the HC library.

My game have a some huge animations that uses a lot of RAM and takes too long to load, so I tried to convert the animations to .dds files using DXT compression and it really helped me. But since DDS is something from DirectX, would it work on other platforms like Android, PS4, etc? My other question...

The source code is now available on GitHub: https://github.com/FloatingBanana/Insan ... Snowball-s

I made an Android build for my game using the ApkTool method. It worked fine on my phone, but some users reported that they couldn't play the game because a "no game" screen is displayed. Can anyone explain what's going on here?

This is a project I've been working on for 3 years and is now finally released. Insane Nights at Snowball's is a point n 'click horror game based on the popular Five Nights at Freddy's game series. You must monitor an establishment from 00:00 until 06:00. It may seem like a smooth job, but the insan...

self.orientation == 'top' and self.y + PIPE_HEIGHT or self.y " self.orientation == 'top' " will be evaluated first and will return a boolean value. If the value is "true", then "self.y + PIPE_HEIGHT" is returned, but if the value is "false" then "self.y" is returned. This is the same as writting thi...

The "and" operator returns the right value if the left value is "true", otherwise it will return the right value. The "or" operator returns the right value if the left value is "false", otherwise it will return the left value. Remember that any value except "nil" and "false" are considered "true". E...

Maybe love.graphics.stencil can do it.

I'm using a desktop pc with an integrated GPU only (Intel g45/g43 express chipset)