Thank you for sharing. Your animations are cool!

Hi sdeban, love.graphics.line and love.graphics.points are inconsistent in the table structure they accept. A table with alternating x/y positions will work for both, like your manually created table and this random table: for i = 1, 10, 2 do x = math.random(5, 500) y = math.random(5, 500) coords[i]...

Hi Annabelle, One way would be to: Make the the quad one tile bigger in each direction. "Wrap around" the quad's x/y position when it passes the width/height of a tile. Draw the quad up/left one tile. bgQuad = love.graphics.newQuad(0, 0, 896 + bgImg:getWidth(), 600 + bgImg:getHeight(), bgI...

Hi JYinc! Different people are going to say different things I think, so be sure to think critically and research and experiment to find out what you think is true. :) Knowing C or C++ is absolutely not required for making a game with LOVE, it requires knowledge of only Lua. Knowing algorithms and d...

Try thinking about "what makes each level different?" and then storing that information in tables. For example... (I'm thinking of a Canabalt style game here) "The only difference between each platform the runner jumps on is its height, everything else is the same or random (width of ...

Thanks MadByte, really nice of you to say.

The "cleanliness" of code is an interesting thing... I think it's important to think of what kinds of things make code "clean", and what the actual practical benefits are. (I used to think that splitting programs up into lots of different files and having classes for everything a...

Hi SentientPotato, Try changing: map_x = math.max(math.min(map_x + dx, map_w - map_display_w), 1) map_y = math.max(math.min(map_y + dy, map_h - map_display_h), 1) to (note the "+ 1"s) map_x = math.max(math.min(map_x + dx, map_w - map_display_w + 1), 1) map_y = math.max(math.min(map_y + dy,...

Hi yougetagoldstar, The code won't run as is because there are syntax errors in it, which LOVE will let you know when you try to run it (tip: run stuff you're not sure of, error messages are useful!). You might be wanting something like this: -- test table char_anims = { playerImage = love.graphics....

Hi yougetagoldstar, It seems obvious to me that one shouldn't take advice from people who haven't done the thing that one is looking for advice on how to do. I have never made a proper game, so you shouldn't read this post any further. ;) However, your post resonated with me, so I'd like to share so...