Chaoselite wrote:I got another question, how do I get the x, y position of a drawn graphic?

Don't you need the position to draw the graphic in the first place?

Why is it low on the priority list? I suppose love is open source so one could just add that feature in, seems to me it would be better to do that than make one in LUA to handle everything. But than the game would not work for anyone who didn't have the special engine. :( Life is full of difficult ...

I just think the ship moves left and right too fast too soon. It's like VVVVVV where he moves quickly at the slightest tap. I can understand that; it's just that if it were much slower you wouldn't be able to pull off large curves, which look really cool. I'll experiment a bit with slower speeds, b...

Thanks for your reply already. I was thinking about kind of a 2d mmo game or RTS game which should be also playable via the Lan or Internet like party mode or pvp mode... Thank you regards I think nothing stops you from using Löve for clients. Using Lua for server may or may not be a good idea, dep...

I can say for sure that Löve is excellent for small projects, but I don't see any reasons why it should be bad for big ones. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "huge" game. As far as I know, the only size constraints (besides the physical, like hardware limitations) are the ones that you ...

Or you can try using my version of love.run function. If you use it, you'll get constant (mostly) framerate and fixed dt in love.update.

Fun little game :) I like this 8-bit retro style. One thing that surprised me is that these vertical walls that appear regularly at the upper side are not obstacles. I realised this only after accidentally running into one of them once (and nothing bad happened). They seem to extend a little too far...

bartbes wrote:This is a result of the standard lua file loaders, I made a ticket.

Thanks Until the fix is out, is there any way to work around it, e.g. by modifying the loader order from main.lua (or maybe conf.lua)?

Ok, here is updated version of my love.run: function love.run () -- these don't change, so we can make them local for faster access local audio, graphics = love.audio, love.graphics local event, timer = love.event, love.timer -- Prepare stuff if love.load then love.load(arg) end local timestep = 1/2...

I think the most general and reusable solution would be to write functions to convert between global and local coordinates. Here's a function to translate from local to global, which is what you're doing now: function local2global (x, y, a, refx, refy, refa) local dist = (x^2 + y^2) ^ 0.5 local angl...