ivan wrote:Here you go, the fixed version.

npcFix
Same as your version but fixed

npcFix2
Enemies turn gradually towards player

Wow thankyou soo much seriously been stuck with this for about a week

I tried this but they still don't even look at the player..they do the same thing like before..nothing new.....what would be the case to this? Note how atan2 works: atan2(y, x) Where the first component is the y value. Also note that the returned angle is in radians and increases in a counter-clock...

How would I be able to use bounding box? I did research but I am clueless. I am a newbie when it comes to this kind of stuff. Well what bounding box is doing is getting the x and y, width and height of 2 separate "images" for your case. So you would need to fill in the parameters. functio...

check out BoudingBox.lua here https://love2d.org/wiki/BoundingBox.lua

then with that function use it with an IF statement.

it would be something kinda like..

Try adding # before the variable. If it was in a table i believe it should work out like that.

.....To me this post really really felt like you simply made this thread to show off your "dong2lib"....Because besides that this is really pointless...or atleast add this somewhere else on the forums but here.

So ya i totally agree with Azhukar.

You should check this out viewtopic.php?t=8487

davisdude wrote:You can get the angle from the enemy to the player like so:

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angle = math.atan2( enemy.y - player.y, enemy.x - player.x )

I tried this but they still don't even look at the player..they do the same thing like before..nothing new.....what would be the case to this?

BlueBillz: that won't work because you just change some random value, but love2D doesn't communicate that to SDL (or actually, the CPP side just doesn't care), which does all the window managing. That is true for all of love.conf, if you want to change something, you'll need to go through the api. ...

one way i learned how to make fullscreen scale properly and look fancy how you want it is with a function like this.. function checkResolution() if fullscreen == false then love.graphics.setMode(0, 0, false, v, f) love.graphics.setMode(love.graphics.getWidth() - 200,love.graphics.getHeight() - 200, ...