Long time ago I made a tool for an online RTS game. It could be run while watching a replay: It collected some data and afterwards it created some graphics and statistics. (For example a heatmap where units were destroyed, how players had spent their resources, build orders) Eventually, I made a bot...

(disclaimer: I never used windfields, only love.physics, but as I understand windfields is just a wrapper to simplify some things) I agree with letting Box2D handle as much of the movement as possible. If love.physics is only used for collision detection then you waste its biggest advantage and it c...

Just some random thoughts...as first step try to figure out what exactly goes wrong. Is it the collision detection? Or deleting the bullet? As I said before, low speeds increase the probability of the issue. Maybe because with low speeds more bullets are alive at the same time? That might point to s...

Nice project.
Small problem, the window does not fully fit on my laptop's screen.

You call newRectangleCollider in love.update(), at least the other code visible in the video seems like stuff that would belong in update() But in the tutorial it is in love.load() Please always post code as text or attached file, video is okay to show the bug but for looking at the actual code it i...

Welcome, Maybe I misunderstand the question but do you know about tables? Instead of copy-pasting the same code for image1,image2,image3,... you only write it once. Then you use a loop to iterate through all images. http://lua-users.org/wiki/TablesTutorial Also, if you have lots of clickable images ...

For me, my game crashed on Linux when running by love2d, too. This is the post I had made about it: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=250375&hilit=crash#p250375 I do not remember anything more beside that, basically it seemed to happen when drawing too much stuff? And the same code never...

I vaguely remember encountering a crash bug in Love 11.3 that was fixed in 11.4.
Which version do you use?

And we thought evil AIs would be the evil thiefs!

..And I more then enough sure, that even 50% of them (meaning, libraries authors) never mention origins of their: formulas, ideas, code snippets, etc or do it only partially. And nobody really questions that some parts of said code might be copy-paste or copy-paste with some remixing (like, formatt...