More snippets on my blog!

This time point-object collisions. They're fairly simple, but still quite useful functions.

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I haven't tried it yet, but it might be what you are looking for.

The mouse controls feel pretty janky I think that that's because I had it move the same amount no matter how much you move the mouse. Oh yeah, I didn't read the code. Try multiplying by dt. I do multiply by dt, but the camera rotates the same amount if you move the mouse 1 pixel as if you moved the...

Inny wrote:The mouse controls feel pretty janky

I think that that's because I had it move the same amount no matter how much you move the mouse.

verilog wrote:Nice code snippet, Nsmurf, thanks for sharing. Also, nice blog post on collision detection, I found it quite helpful.

Thanks, I'm glad to hear that people like my blog!

Minor changes, major AWESOME!

Use the mouse to look around.

Anyways, awesome job inny.

.wav works fine for me... LÖVE supports a lot of audio formats, thanks to the love.sound module, which handles all the decoding. Supported formats include: MP3 OGG WAV and just about every tracker format you can think of - XM, MIDI, MOD, and over twenty others. (Note, however, that Ogg seems to be ...

You should use a .ogg format, not .wav. .wav has some... bugs.

You can convert sounds online here.

I would also note that for multiplayer, having it be platform independent is AWESOME. That way, you don't need to worry about, say, macs having a different version then windows, or something like that, because they all run the same code.

I'm working with a friend on a game called Piper.