I thought LuaJIT was a method compiler, my bad.

So the code that is inside the callback passed to coroutine.create will be compiled normally as long as i dont call yield, resume, etc in there?

Or they are just completely ignored as wall as the coroutine?

why not just tween the parameter passed to camera.zoomTo function?

Nice tip.

Why use that instead of the love console?

no, you'll need to transform the bezier into a polygon or chain shape and then attach the shape to a fixture/body

its a mix between a car game and a platformer.

it will probably be my graduation projet when finished.

Well i should have tested it with another api before opening the thread, your example runs pretty fast in my machine too. I think the problem is json-server, for some reason it is slow when called from socket.http.

I'm executing a simple GET with socket.http to my local api (json-server) and it's taking about 2 seconds to finish the request. Is this normal? local conn = require 'socket.http' print(os.time()) local r, s = conn.request(url) print(os.time()) the above code produces: 1610403955 1610403957 When i c...

Just load a few objects at every update() instead of loading the whole thing.

Or create a corountine that loads the map and do a resume()/yield() after loading some amount of objects, do that untill everything is loaded.

There will be a leaderboard in my game and everytime someone beats a level, i make a request to the server, something like: POST 'api/course/cleared/LEVEL_ID'. But this is not safe since anyone could just send a fake call to the api passing any LEVEL_ID they want. My first idea was record every inpu...