Thanks a lot for merging it :D Since I can't discuss the Map:cut issue there because there's no PR: I have looked into it, but I'm not sure if it can be used to save/restore the map state. export/import seemed straightforward for that purpose. I guess I could do checkpoint.map = TileMap:cut() to sav...

Thanks for sharing this ! Yes, I will add it to LIKO-12 games collection. Just looked at the code, it's very clean and nice, but just 2 things to say: - Please make the license comment block use --[[ instead of --[=[, It doesn't highlight correctly in LIKO-12 - I saw some TileMap:export(), is it fo...

There are two problems you may have run into; one is https://github.com/excessive/cpml/issues/33 and the other is viewtopic.php?p=219678#p219678

Well, with the lines in the middle it's more difficult to see the issue, but it looks like you're drawing the pictures to fractional coordinates. The link I posted also applies to textures/sprites.

Perhaps you need to set your sprites to nearest/nearest as well, not just the canvas.

If you want thin lines and thick pixels, you can't draw the lines to the canvas, you have to draw them directly to the screen.

See also here: viewtopic.php?p=199019#p199019

Ahh, okay, sorry for the misunderstanding. Well, there are two possibilities: one is to create the shape so that it's already centred in the body, for example, if it's a 6x4 rectangle, the shape could be created as: love.physics.newRectangleShape(-3, -2, 6, 4), or in general, if the rectangle is wxh...

You can also adjust your unit tests with FFI:
Edit: Alternatively, you can use math.ldexp and math.frexp, but getting the rounding right is costly.

There is no Body:setRotation (your link leads to a blank page). if you mean Body:setAngularVelocity , that rotates the body around its centre of mass. I suspect that your problem is with where you draw your sprites vs. where the physical shape actually is. You can change the location of the centre o...

I saw that PICO-8 had a MazezaM version, so I thought that LIKO-12 should have one too! mazezam-snapshot.png Here's the .lk12: mazezam.zip MazezaM is a puzzle game with mechanics that may be reminiscent of those of Sokoban. Your goal is to make your way through each room; there are carts in the midd...

Yeah; I was expecting that the new versioning scheme would be closer to semantic versioning, and 11.1 to have been 11.0.1 instead.