Youtube tutorials have the issue of being final after you published them. No one else can pick off where you left and update the information you provided. Maybe I can encourage you to take a look at the https://github.com/love2d-community/love2d-book . It's rarely updated, but with a few more activ...

Thanks man

I'm planning on doing more tutorials for the wiki on basic stuff. Just super basic ones like how to make an object follow the mouse or something similar. I know it sounds trivial but I think it can help in the long run.

Davidobot wrote:

zorg wrote: Welcome to the club, make yourself comfortable.

Ptsss.. You forget mine ;-;

Ohhhh I have a copy of that Planning to study them later.

Instead of "fine tuning" that 2d platformer tutorial revision i did, im trying to figure out amd hopefully make a baseline danmaku thingy loosely if not fully based on games like touhou So far i already have character movement (yes the thing with the left shift also works). Im currently w...

Instead of "fine tuning" that 2d platformer tutorial revision i did, im trying to figure out amd hopefully make a baseline danmaku thingy loosely if not fully based on games like touhou So far i already have character movement (yes the thing with the left shift also works). Im currently wo...

Hello everyone! Quick introduction! My name is ken.athomos, I'm fairly new to LÖVE (been tinkering around for approx. 4 or 5 days now) but not to programming in general. I was kinda having a hard time with tutorials and stuff so I decided to contribute to the community. So just a heads up for people...

Trying to finish a baseline 2D platformer to serve as a tutorial for the wiki. When I say baseline, I mean there is a ground, there is a player, the player can move left and right, and jump. I'm doing this because the platformer tutorial on the wiki isn't finished as far as I can tell. I wanna put i...