--- Edit: Current love file lovesriptsbots_v0.0.05.w.love A working demo of where I am at with my current framework. select an object with RMB, drag with LMB. The cyan circle is an enzyme. If you have it selected you can attach to a nearby membrane segment with `w` and cut that segment with `q` --- ...

I'm not sure I have a fix for you, but I can +1 the issue with the vscode love launcher on Wndows. Trying to get my head around why that wasn't working wound up being more expensive than switching to atom editor and using the love launcher package there. But maybe start with the basic stuff: Do have...

I'm over blaming windows for everything
I'm too old for that, easier just to accept it's flaws. Or how I learned to stop whining about windows and love Microsoft.

Does this fix the issue?

Letter case problems huh... that sounds like the sort of thing I should fix now before it gets too out of hand.
I had thought require statements were not case sensitive. Im also using backslashes as path seperators in my requires. I guess that is probably bad practise too.

Okay, So after a bit of messing around I think I am getting close to something I can be happy with. So I made some debug visualisations to work out what was happening with the forces, and made a consolidated table of forces on each vertex, which sum together on each vertex's update call to provide a...

WIP code: membrane.love Hey there, I'm working on a little project at the moment which simulates micro-organisms. I'm working on the cell membrane, which I have modeled as a bunch of box2d circles ("Vertex" class in my code) strung together with distanceJoints. So far so good. However tha...

I'd be keen to find out more / collaborate. I'm trying to booystrap learning Love and know from past experience having a real world project is a great way to learn