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So I re-wrote my bullets and I'm getting a stupid error. I suspect the reason for the error is that I haven't created a new bullet and I'm calling its update function. Here is the code. Bullet = {} function Bullet:New(x,y,x1,y1,rot,type,damage,speed) local startX = x local startY = y local angle = m...

If you use lots of functions like this one, your code tends to become unmanageable, especially if you return to it after not touching it for several months. It’s a code that you understand while you are writing, and certainly the machine understands it, but it doesn’t have “signposts” for future vi...

Coincidence? Thank you so much I'll look into it

allies = {} enemies = {} for _,v in ipairs(allies) do if v.target == 0 then for i = 1, #enemies do v.currentBest = getMagnitude(v.x,enemies[i].x + enemy:getWidth()/2,v.y,enemies[i].y + enemy:getHeight()/2) if getMagnitude(v.x,enemies[i].x + enemy:getWidth()/2,v.y,enemies[i].y + enemy:getHeight()/2)...

Intro = {} Intro.Alpha = 0 Intro.Appeared = true function Intro:Load() Logo = love.graphics.newImage("Resources/Gfx/LoveLogo.png") iCanvas = love.graphics.newCanvas() local str = love.filesystem.read("Resources/Shaders/CRT-Simple.frag") scanline = love.graphics.newShader(str) sc...