Look at your getBorderCount function: wallCount = wallCount + map[gridX][gridY] should be: wallCount = wallCount + map[a][b] That way, your smooth function actually works! Oh my God that actually worked! I can't thank you enough. Only thing I need to figure out is how but at least I got something w...

I based my code off of a video I saw in which a guy does the same thing I'm trying to do but in unity. Even though the code was simple and easy to understand. I wasn't able to get it working in love. It is basically meant go check if the tiles around each tiles are empty (0) or walls (1) and if wal...

I based my code off of a video I saw in which a guy does the same thing I'm trying to do but in unity. Even though the code was simple and easy to understand. I wasn't able to get it working in love. It is basically meant go check if the tiles around each tiles are empty (0) or walls (1) and if wall...

I started working on making a randomly generation cave map, however the main issue I have is that there are a lot of dead ends which make it harder for the player to traverse from one end to another. I also need space for enemies to move freely around. I want it to not just be predictable but also e...

I was watching a tutorial related to making a platformer and it explained the collisions but not actually drawing the tile images in the right places. I am aware that I need a nested loop and I don't want to use the STI library. Ok I found something that might help but the code is still giving me a...

I was watching a tutorial related to making a platformer and it explained the collisions but not actually drawing the tile images in the right places. I am aware that I need a nested loop and I don't want to use the STI library.

Oh yeah I tried out the code and it worked! The only thing I'm confused about is why you multiplied the x values by 0.5? To centre the position horizontally. The player's position is defined as its bottom centre. The horizontal centre is at the left corner plus half the width. Oh I understand, than...

These are the changes that I've applied to your code, in diff format: $ diff -u main.lua.old main.lua.new --strip-trailing-cr --- main.lua.old 2023-09-01 08:09:02.000000000 +0200 +++ main.lua.new 2023-09-01 16:29:43.845043823 +0200 @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ acc = 1000, maxSpeed = 500, factor = 1, + zoom = ...

My character is 8x8 and I want to replicate the classic look of games from the past; however, because of this the character seems extremely tiny. I tried to scale it using love.graphics.scale and the push and pop but while it did make the character an ideal size, it wasn't centered in the camera vie...

You are experiencing this behavior because you are using the world:check function, as opposed to the world:move function. -- change this... local actualX, actualY, cols, len = world:check(player, futureX, futureY) -- to this local actualX, actualY, cols, len = world:move(player, futureX, futureY) A...