Hmm... I'll have to see what I can whip up...

Welp I'm out of ideas. Unless somehow you guys have Lua installed already and your version is over-writing Love's version. Or vice-versa. But I'd thought Love called a self-contained Lua implementation...

You can use separate images, yeah. It's not that hard. You'd probably want to use the various Joint functionalities. I've been thinking about poking at it, but I'm leery of the physics engine. I make it fall down and go boom a lot. So you're basically wanting to do ragdoll physics, yah? I think that...

rude wrote:Dot loveified.

Thanks, rude.

Query: are any of you having this problem running a 32-bit operating system or a 64-bit? And, yes, there IS a 64-bit XP.

(...) and please dont take this too personally, in my years of LUA systems + noobies (...) Then you must know it is Lua, not LUA, but that is not very important. Yup. They do actually go out of their way on the Lua website to ask you to please not write it upper-case. (...) (btw use the tab key, it...

Thanks!

Just to help with trouble-shooting, I'm running Ubuntu 8.10 32-bit with Love 0.5.0 and whatever version of Lua comes with it. Worked fine for me. function draw() love.graphics.rectangle(love.draw_line, 100, 100, 200, 200) end That's all I had in my game file. I made a new one expressly for the purpo...

Okie dokie, if we're done chiding the poor guy's coding style--I remember sucking at formatting when I first started :megagrin: --let's see if we can actually be of some help. As far as I can see, the issue is probably that you've got TWO instances of function mousepressed. The first one is probably...

function load() local f = love.graphics.newFont(love.default_font, 12) love.graphics.setFont(f) mouseClickText = "Mouse Clicked at: 0, 0" mouseX = 0 mouseY = 0 end function update(dt) if love.mouse.isDown(love.mouse_left) then x = love.mouse.getX() y = love.mouse.getY() if love.mouse.getY...