Hey, what would be the best way of structuring a npc dialogue menu tree?

Your second solution is what I meant, when I'm off this blocked computer I would be interested in comparing our solutions. Thanks.

Exactly, z-levels and different tile-sizes are not a priority, guess I will take that some other time.

Would you like to show me a table arranged in that way? This is how I understand the arrangement: t = { [y1] = {[x1] = {tile1},[x2] = {tile2},[x3] = {tile3},[x4] = {tile4}}, [y2] = {[x1] = {tile5},[x2] = {tile6},[x3] = {tile7},[x4] = {tile8}}, [y3] = {[x1] = {tile9},[x2] = {tile10},[x3] = {tile1},[x...

Hey! What's the most optimum way of drawing characters? Say I have this: npc = {alert = false, img = {still, attack}} As fast as the npc turns alert (within some random vector distance) he changes appearance. This question of course just applies to unanimates till images but, in the love.draw functi...

I think so, in here: https://github.com/kikito/bump.lua I guess there is an answer, otherwise ask Kikito here on the forum.

Also don't count my word as the last, I tried making a collision system however i'm kinda of a rookie and I'm sure some user here has the advice you seek.

Basically a canvas. Instead of pre-generating tiles that are drawn when the player enters the area I just draw a certain tile image around the players coordinates at all time. So there are no pre-generated tiles, more or less just a background following the player around, but it doesn't look like it...

Hey, I would recommend bump.lua, thread: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=78729&hilit=how+to+use+bump.lua
also: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=78086&hilit=bump.lua

I tried to code collision like this as well, hard stuff.

If I understand it correctly I would use a pommodoro which help me quantify how much time I spend on things?

High five!