Well that concept is very nice but I can't find that so much real similaries between them. In The Dark lacks all that elaborate rotative 3d manipulation concept, cat lives in "real" world the other one lives in an "alternate" world. So "In The Dark" all happens in same...

This looks really good, I actually saw a prototype indie game recently with a similar concept where there is a 3D room with movable objects and the shadows are solid, the player is 2D and has to rely on casting shadows in a certain way to complete levels. Good luck! Edit: I found the link http://www...

Typing file extensions, or things that I think are Important is an obsessive compulsory of mine own. For the sake of not being a jerk however, I'll Try not to type LUA in the future, but understand that If I do, it was unintentional.

PS:
Please don't kill any of your pets.

Robin wrote: I'd say something like:

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if player.x > platformstart and player.x < platformend then
   if player.y >= 328 then
       player.y = 328
   end
end

I ended up coding it similar but having a platform start, and end didn't occur to me, thanks again!

Thanks for the reply, I was just wondering if there was a way to make certain tiles passable and certain tiles not. I would think to code something around the lines of what I've already done like this: if player.y >= 328 then player.y = 328 end if love.keyboard.isDown("a") then player.x = ...

Could I run into performance issues If I kept all resource loading completely in the love.load function? I was also wondering about adding a player sprite to the field. Would it be better to program the sprite into the tiles, or give them coordinates directly? The basic way I had it set up before wa...

I assumed that was the case, It works fine as long as everything is in love.load in the main file. Thank you!

I was just curious of something. The Game State code you suggested works fine for all function except love.load. Here is my code: Main LUA require "scripts/game.lua" require "scripts/menu.lua" require "scripts/splash.lua" function love.load() local f = love.graphics.new...

Haha, it's a scientific fact that old school 3D glasses will make anything standard into something awesome, for example:



Notice that pineapple is significantly more awesome than it would normally be. Point proven.

Meh, It suites my cause, and Ive got it working great. Thanks a lot!