I shouldn't have but it kept me busy coding a bit, something like that? https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/20qHglc.gif If this is the case for collisions you can use Kikito's bump library , but as you also want some "physical" effects you can use love.physics with or a higher level API like wind...

Hello everybody ! I'm trying to find documentation or examples (SDL or LÖVE) on how to display a slanted grid in 2D and if possible animated, something like this: https://miro.medium.com/max/1400/1*pa0Fd21qxlyrLJkfW1MlpA.gif I've tried several ways but can't come up with anything very convincing, I ...

Call function setMode twice : https://love2d.org/wiki/love.window.setMode love.window.setMode( width, height, flags ) love.window.setMode( width, height, flags ) Don't forget the safe area: https://love2d.org/wiki/love.window.getSafeArea Oh yeeeah, thank you very much for this quick answer, it work...

Hello everyone ! :D I'm facing a small problem with the love.graphics.getDimensions function on Android, I wrote myself a small script to resize the game according to the resolution which roughly looks like this: local lg = love.graphics Display = { size = { w = WIN_W, -- Where WIN_* is the original...

If it helps I just published a library in pure Lua for boolean operations on polygon taken from another JS library . I just performed all the tests that passed so I can share it, here it is: https://github.com/Bigfoot71/2d-polygon-boolean-lua On the other hand I have not tested what it gives on comp...

Hello lovers :D I come to you again because I'm a bit lost with the love.math.triangulate function. If I understood correctly, to be able to triangulate a polygon with this function, the polygon must not be complex (it must not self-intersection). To prevent this I have three functions : local funct...

Yes, in the worst case, tell yourself that this problem should not happen to others if you publish this project

No there is no need, you can go to this page, it can help you: https://love2d.org/wiki/Tutorial:Physics

Okay, the 'correction()' function is useless then, for me it prevents the movement of the mouse but for you it doesn't. This movement is due to the height of the window title bar. It takes the absolute position of the mouse and subtracts it from the position of the window to get the correct position...

Does this thing fix your problem by any chance ?