Simple: Hold the top of your window before it hits the red box.

Added a cool little squiggly hexagon.

Press Tab to cycle through modes (normal, fixed angle, fixed offset.)

Note: I put Noise-y instead of Noisy to distinguish between things moving because of noise and ears breaking because of noise. Just a showcase of demos using love.math.noise to make cool stuff. Here are a couple of my demos using noise: Simple Water (press "o" to show outlines): SimpleWat...

Prevent your game from spazzing when you move the window:
Basically adds a lower limit of 30 fps to the framerate.

A lib based on Scene2D.

Github repo

Documentation

I had this CircleBar class hanging around in my discontinued game before. Uses the SECS class library though you can adapt it to others. Circlebar = class:new() Circlebar.startAngle = -math.pi/2 Circlebar.maxNum = 100 Circlebar.curNum = 100 Circlebar.radius = 30 Circlebar.alpha = 255 Circlebar.x = 0...

Yeah...

ha.

Ah, too bad I don't actually have Minecraft. .-.

Or you know, just sum the components of 2 vectors and use result in the Pythagorean theorem. Edit: Seeing that you want to find the speed of the mouse, here's a little snippet: -- in love.load -- Store the old mouse position oldMousePos = {} oldMousePos.x, oldMousePos.y = love.mouse.getPosition() --...