Aha, love.event.pump(), Thanks! You should put that in the wiki for mouse.setVisible.

I'm getting it on windows 7, mouse jumps to the middle of the screen when you set the cursor to visible. I've worked around it by drawing the cursor manually all the time instead.

Is that all the code there is? Perhaps the problem is somewhere else?

Am I doing something wrong or does love.mouse.getX() and love.mouse.getY() get the wrong values when in full screen mode? I switch between a custom cursor and the default cursor, in windowed mode getX and getY get the correct coordinates but in full screen mode it seems to be offset by around 200 pi...

It doesn't work because you are calling love.graphics.draw from mousepressed. objects={} objects.rectangles={} function love.draw() for i,v in ipairs(objects.rectangles) do --we loop through every entry in the objects.rectangle table love.graphics.rectangle("line", 10, 10, v[1], v[2]) --dr...

http://www.box2d.org/manual.html#_Toc258082972 is a good resource. I think what you did is correct, you have to destroy the fixture instead of the shape in 0.8.0 and if you destroy the body you don't have to destroy the fixture seperatedly.

Lua handles garbage collection for you, as long as nothing refers to the object it will get erased automatically. http://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html#2.10 I think its still probably a good idea to have a destroy() function for any classes you make which deletes itself from anything which refer...

It uses Love 0.80, you can download that at www.love2d.org/builds.

Oh, that's my fault, it takes some time to make and draw the map which goes down some way (P key turns off the lighting for now). Need to make a main screen and loading screen.

I'll edit the post to include slightly more detailed instructions. I guess it's hard when my buttons aren't even very button like.