Nice game! Especially for a first effort, feels very "complete".

What happened to the Löve? A bit of hostility in this thread, of course its totally normal to criticize/review/tell your opinion, but it matters even more how you deliver it....

So, when you're drawing the duck you need: love.graphics.draw( pic_name, x, y, DIR, ... ) Ignore the ellipsis, that means nothing. Then, in love.update do this: DIR = math.atan2( player.y - mouseY, player.x - mouseX ) Depending on your picture you may have to add or subtract to get it to look right...

Very nice! I liked it, clean and fun. Reminds of that snake game that came on Nokia phones many years ago.

Thank you for the post LuaWeaver, I will try that. Hehe (: ,qaisjp That light thing was supposed to be the "soul" leaving the body, or something like that :huh: . The game developed strangely, I had already drawn the lamp before I decided to experiment with Löve, so I had to think of some ...

Hello, So this is the first game I have ever made, I barely knew how to code before this, so I realize that the code may be a bit messy. It would be nice if someone could go over it and point out flaws. I tried to put it in order and document what I was doing. The only thing I was not able to do was...

Thank you for the answers! I will then download LUA 5.2 and Löve. But before going into LÖve I will go trough the tutorials on the LUA main site. That tutorial that someone linked me (http://www.lua.org/pil/index.html#P1), I won't get any compile errors because they haven't updated the tutorial to 5...

Hi

I'm new to this, so I have a few questions.

The "Getting started" page does not mention what version of Lua I should use ? Is LÖVE incompatible with Lua 5.2 ?

And is it necessary to know Lua before experimenting with LÖVE ? (I have some past knowledge in C#)


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