So far my super-awesome trickery has come up with the following: Create an array of objects that are all the size that the player could potentially be and update ONLY the active object. Thus the object already exists. Down-shot of this is if I have too many potential sizes... well... you get the dri...

From the dude that brought you far too many other half-done tech demos, comes another half-done tech demo! Okay, honestly this one is a little more polished than I usually initially release, because I wanted to play it further and see how it went. Right now it's pretty simple: you control a "fr...

I'm just going to have to figure out genius hacks to get this done. That or abandon the project.

Oh well. I've got other projects.

Is there any way to change the radius of a physics shape? Because right now the only way I can figure to do it is to destroy the old body and create a new one. And that just wreaks havoc on the collision engine, which suddenly no-longer recognizes the new shape, even though I use setData to make the...

I check both as they have entirely and incredibly different uses. When you're checking it inside of a function, like update or draw, you're checking it each time that loop is passed through. When you check the keypressed function, you're checking it only when the key is pressed. They have entirely d...

With Love? No, not really. Although you could obfuscate the code as much as possible, it's not really a security measure so much as a mild annoyance. Rest assured: anyone wanting to cheat at your game will figure out how.

I figured, but I'm not familiar with the % and what it does in Lua's math functions. New version up.

Nice! I have no idea what that's doing but I like it.

The next thing I'm hoping to incorporate... well... take a look: math.randomseed( os.time() ) function load() rocks = {} rockShapes = {} rockCount = 0 theWorld = love.physics.newWorld(800, 600) rockCount = 64 for x = 1,rockCount,1 do rocks[x] = love.physics.newBody(theWorld, math.floor(math.random(8...

I'm fairly sure 0.5.0 isn't very backwards compatible with 0.4.0...