It's super simple, but I end up using this in everything because I just love dealing with 2-dimensional arrays. local zArray = {} function zArray.set(array, x, y, value) if not array[x] then array[x] = {} end array[x][y] = value end function zArray.check(array, x, y) if array[x] then return(array[x]...

Have there been any Love2D Game Jams? And if not, are there any plans to organize one in the future? I would love to participate.

I also agree that it should be a forum, not a subforum. And I would volunteer to help moving threads if more manpower is needed.
qubodup's mockup looks greats.

It looks cool, but is extremely inefficient. Runs at about 1 frame every 5 seconds with integrated graphics on a core i7. Whether or not it runs at an acceptable frame rate on dedicated graphics, I cannot say. But to put such a strain on the hardware for a simple effect is wasteful. Will test on my ...

Indeed I did. Added link to the original post.

zClass is the OOP library I wrote for the engine I'm working on, "zokEngine". It's fairly simple, but I thought it may be of use to someone who needs to do object orientated programming in lua, and doesn't want to write their own library. The syntax is quite different from "lclass&quo...

^ You just beat me to it. This issue was that after finding a collision, it would continue iterating through the item list. If there's no collision with the next item, it will reset drawNotify to false, and nil id and name. Inserting a 'break' or a 'return(0)' will exit the loop when it finds the fi...

Bump - Updated with a simple pathfinding implementation. Next on the agenda is simple combat (Move into an enemy to attack). And if I can find the time, I'd like to improve the debug scripts so that I can sort them by object and message type (So that I can have separate debug logs, combat logs, worl...

@Guard13007 make sure you have LOVE 0.9.2

This is my first project with LOVE (And my first time using LUA). Most of my coding experience was from ages 12-16 with Game Maker. I'm now 21, and am dying to get back into game development. I've done very little coding in the years since then, so I'm pretty rusty. I picked up LOVE a few months ago...