You're possibly not calling them by the correct name. How are you loading the images and how are you trying to draw them, precisely? Can you post your code?

micha wrote:The statements (1) that every possible number can be found inside pi and (2) that the digits are evenly distributed in pi might still be true. I am not sure about that.

There are an infinite number of digits, so every number will appear an infinite amount of times, so yeah, that should be true.

Because you're hardcoding the x and y values: love.graphics.draw(idleright, 40, 50) should be something like: love.graphics.draw(idleright, enemy.x, enemy.y) Btw, you might want to use dt in your move function too: function enemy.move(dt) if love.keyboard.isDown('d') then enemy.x = enemy.x + (10 * d...

From what I can tell with this code, it looks like you keep creating new buttons all the time. Even if the window size doesn't change, you keep adding the same buttons over and over. Then when the window resizes, all these hundreds of buttons drawn on top of each other are still there and the game j...

Works for me on Mac as well.

Btw, don't create a new image in your love.draw function. This function runs every frame, so it will cause all sorts of issues in larger projects. Just create it once (like in love.load) and then you can just draw it whenever you want to.

Well, I don't know then, looks like it should work. Care to post a .love?

I think with your method, if at some point as_int accidentally is nil, it will crash, while tostring simply converts the nil value to the string 'nil'.

Using the same code in 0.8.0? Are you sure? Because it wasn't love.window in 0.8.0 yet. Maybe you're mixing up your versions, it works in 0.9.2, but not in 0.8.0?

I didn't really look at your code, so I don't know what's causing your issue, but I just wanted to point out that this:

Ulydev wrote:

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    local tObj = obj1; obj1 = obj2; obj2 = tObj;

can be written easier like this:

In your love.draw function, you're placing the animation sprite always at coordinates 0, 0. You must of course set this to animation.x and animation.y for it to put the image at those coordinates instead.