The camera starts at 0,0 and is bound to a minimum of 0,0 so you can't move left or up (I think y points down. I haven't used love in awhile.)

The camera only moves if it has space to do so. You have to enlarge the boundaries in the definition to the world size. cam = gamera.new(camera_x,camera_y,1920,1080) -- change the last two diminsions to the world size. --and set the first 2 to the origin of the world. cam:setWindow(l,h) --defines th...

That is an interesting way to do an https request without binaries.

Edit: using the same method I'm sure it's also possible to do https on Linux using whatever Unix command for retrieving a web page. I think it's wget. And I'm sure Mac has it's own command for retrieving a web page as well.

I could see myself using it if I'm having a dispute over where to go to eat with my friends.

I believe it will be a casual game. Unless I make it a platformer where you literally find recipes out in the world. I was thinking I'll make a simple cooking game. I want it to be a quick game. Long term games never get done for me. Edit: just started making my list of recipes and just realized thi...

If the goal is to just share libraries you could write a loading screen that downloads "NetherGraniteUtils" from a website into a save directory when the identity is set to "NetherGraniteUtils" this will create a folder in the save location called NetherGraniteUtils that all of y...

So I have not touched my computer in at least 2 months. This summer I was supposed to get a lot done. I was going to explore the outdoors, build a tiny sailboat, cook a fish that I would have hopefully caught, make and release a game, and start a comic series. But ultimately all I've managed to acco...

Also, it's probably SDL's "fault" anyway, maybe that is, or at least was, a nonstandard button; try detecting all keys/scancodes and if something gets triggered when pushing that thing, you're in luck since you can see what it was, if not, you're out of luck. It's not a hardware button. I...

There are a lot of fan made games that technically infringe on copyrights. As long as it's a free to play game it should be fine. My ideology with things is to just do it until someone with authority tells you not to. Sure it's breaking copyright laws but they may not care about it. Just make it obv...

The best way to do high-quality outlines is by applying a distance transform to the image, then use the resulting signed distance field to render the outline. It's an expensive operation that is not easy to do on a GPU. It's not suitable for realtime generated images and takes a lot of memory, beca...