That looks awful, tbh. Why would I want to do that? Can't you just do each call separately?

I recently came across this frustrating moment. What's wrong with this code: if not Source:isPaused and not Source:isStopped then -- Source is playing end Yeah, took me a while to find that, and I was also very puzzled why it did work when I tried it in my debug loop. Another one, I couldn't figure ...

It can be a good exercise in coding, and gives you a better idea how animations work. When I made my first project, I wrote my own animation code and it's fine. AnAL probably is too powerful for what I needed and would only have made the .love file bigger. Also, I like using my own coding 'conventio...

Another reason to stick with GIMP

Well, I can see Photoshop has Pantone colours and a certification you can get for it, but GIMP is easier to use and uses much less disk space: [link] . So really, for advanced professional usage, you'd need Photoshop, but if you're not directly working with a printer to absolutely get the precise co...

I see no problem in creating one's own animation code. All you do is change exactly which image you draw to the screen over time. Time is easy to keep track of, and based on that, it's easy to alternate the image.

I've seen what Photoshop can do. If I get a chance, I might edit in a photo that my brother made for me in Photoshop. Basically, I hated Mario games. Because of this, my brother drew the photo using a Wacom tablet he got for Christmas to draw me a picture of Sonic squishing Mario. It was amazing. I...

Because speed has no value. Add it in love.load(), for example like so:
Otherwise, it will have no value (it will be nil). How would you calculate no value * 1? You can't, and neither can Lua.

Because you're attempting to feed a table into love.graphics.draw() . Try this: function love.load() animation = {} animation[1] = love.graphics.newImage('Untitled.png') animation[2] = love.graphics.newImage('Untitled2.png') animation[3] = love.graphics.newImage('Untitled3.png') counter = 0 frame = ...

Sometimes I put music on, mainly if there's something else that's distracting me. Usually, I think about how I'm going to code something, then I just do random things, go on Facebook, watch something on YouTube. If I really can't seem to get something to work, I have to walk away from it, go do some...