Personally, I either don't use love.load at all, or else I use it as pgimeno stated - declare things at the top of main.lua, and assign them elsewhere. Helps me keep my code clean(ish).

And anyone knows if thats better use love.window.getSafeArea( ) instead of love.graphics.getWidth()/Height()? safex, safey, safew, safeh = love.window.getSafeArea( ) screensizex=safew screensizey=safeh For desktop, there's absolutely no difference. On some mobile devices there's no difference. It w...

darkfrei wrote: ↑Tue Aug 16, 2022 5:00 pm No, math.random is better ...

How so? My impression is the exact opposite (although they're both generally fine depending on application).

The Itch link is currently broken, FYI

How do i put images in my thing (not game yet), i make sure the name is right and... i'm not very sure about the code, here is it For ease of readability on the forums, you can use [ code ] tags like this: function love.load() frame = newPaddedImage("frame_up.png") x = 0 y = 0 mv = 10 end...

No worries! And you're welcome. I've had plenty of those moments myself - we all have!

You probably want a library to handle that for you:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=84226

If you don't want a lot of if/else structuring, then it's time to start implementing state machines.

Also, why is love.keypressed() defined inside of love.update()? It really should be its own separate function IMO.

I does stop at the edge though, with no visible gap. If you want a black buffer around the rectangle, modify love.update to something like this:

Suppose you have 2 item with same rarity, like this: weapons[1] = {name = "super_sword_gun", rarity = 5, ...} weapons[2] = {name = "super_plasma_gun", rarity = 5, ...} If you pick random number smaller < 5, the for loop will always return "super_sword_gun" as it is che...