What do you mean? You can use libraries for collision detection. Check out bump.lua and hardoncollider for collision detection. You have to code collison's yourself otherwise. Just check if you're hitting the part of the platform your colliding with(IE the left side of an object). EDIT: I should al...

Helvecta wrote:What, no 2-4am? TOO HARDCORE FOR YOU?!?

(A new emote was in order)

Actually, ITS TOO MUCH HARDCORE FOR ME!!

Just wanting to know how much percentage of the active love2D dev's are on in what time of day.... I also changed the number of options you can choose and enabled the change option so you can switch the time to your actual time

There isn't much I can say. It's not a bad project, but it's pretty... well... non-fun I guess. It's good, I like it, but maybe you could add spritesheet animation for the player blinking, eyes moving, etc? If by continuous terrain you mean procedurally generated terrain, when you get it added tell...

My first love2D project is on the horizon and it's gonna be a platformer! Now I'm gonna keep it simple, a slime character, pixel art, simple core mechanics, simple EVERYTHING! I hope that I will have a great experience creating the game and at the same time will learn a lot :D version 0.4.0 will be ...

I'll usually watch some indie game lets plays along with some techno, sometimes even K-pop if I feel like I'm about to burst

Davidobot wrote:YouTube, PiL, the wiki and secret stolen government files.

what!? I thought I was the only one who used secret stolen government files! :O

here's a quick question to get into your awesome minds.
"where did you learn love2D?"

I just don't quite get platforming collision on love2D, it's quite hectic for me to think of and the only type of collision I know is a basic floor collision!
can anyone help me and give a basic, compact overview of what collision is and how to I dont know....create it and put into a basic platformer?