4vZEROv wrote: ↑Sun May 02, 2021 5:22 pm What a nice way to burn out !

Can you expand on this? Why would that lead to burnout?

if you specify (2,2) for drawing a primitive of any type, be it a point, line or triangle, then pixel [2,2] in the surface should be unconditionally targetted. There is no "pixel [2,2]". At coordinate [2,2] is the upper left corner of the square region covering [[2,2],[3,3]]. The exact ce...

Work has to be the first thing you do when you wake up.

The instant you watch a video or play a game you'll do nothing else all day.

Try doing a little work every day. Make it a habit. Then start pushing the length and scope up.

Check your spelling. receive is a tricky word to get right. re-ce-ive

Looks simple, clean, and very useful, indeed. Thanks for sharing, will probably use.

milon wrote: ↑Mon Apr 12, 2021 8:07 pm You can also use the # prefix to get the size of a table

Note though that it only counts the elements from index 1 up until the first nil.

I'm not going to watch a video to see the code. Post it.

Yeah, works for me.

Post your code. The smallest, simplest example of a project that crashes for you.

if (joystick and joystick:isGamepadDown("dpleft")) or love.keyboard.isDown("left") then Most programming languages have short-circuiting comparison operators. In (A and B) , A is evaluated first, and if it's false (or nil here), the expression immediately returns false because i...