What I do in these cases is build two tables, one for data and one for lookups. As you add ids to one table, you add them as key to another table with the number as data. Then you can use that second table to look up the index of a specific id.

No this is still quite buggy, unless i am mistaken. Moreover i think that it is slower, than one might expect. One improvement would be to lock the active rectangle and release the lock only when mouse is released, but i dont know. Slower in the sense, the speed when we drag a rectangle is dubious....

There is an unwritten rule in the free software world: if you want something done, do it yourself rather than telling others to do it.

TextureType only lets you specify one of array or cube or the others, so no, you can't have a Cube Array as you can't specify both at the same time.

Also, Texture:getLayerCount returns 1 for anything that isn't an array, so the result you're getting is expected.

I don't think there's one, and unfortunately Lua doesn't have regular expressions, which would have been a solution. The best I've found is this: local function validate(s) for p, c in utf8.codes(s) do if c >= 0xD800 and c <= 0xDFFF or c == 0xFFFE or c == 0xFFFF then error("invalid UTF-8 codepo...

MaxGamz wrote: ↑Fri Sep 01, 2023 11:30 pmOh 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.

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 = 3...

As darkfrei implies, for this purpose I'd suggest to use Source:isPlaying() in love.update and play the next when the current one stops playing, because you can certainly afford a one frame delay between songs, rather than going into the complications of queueable sources.

Löve can and will only write to save directories. Are you sure the folder "maps/" exists in the save directory? You can find out which directory is the save directory by placing this at the top of main.lua and observing the error message: error("The save directory is " .. love.fi...

You can try loading the road image as ImageData instead of Image . You can then create an Image out of the ImageData, but also keep the ImageData because that way you can access ImageData:getPixel . So, instead of this: imageFile = love.graphics.newImage("img/carretera2.png") you'd do this...