Yeah I get the same problem.

It's being updated to box2d 2.1, so these changes implemented as a lövely Lua API.

Yeah, I've had very little issues with box2d once I got past its quirks. 0.8.0 will have some major changes to the way it works though, so don't get too comfortable.

This was recommended in the lua-users site as a randomseed generator for Mac OSX (put it at the top of love.load or something). math.randomseed(tonumber(tostring(os.time()):reverse():sub(1,6))) Not that has anything to do with anything. Also, why not just randomseed(os.time())? Apparently the Mac O...

This was recommended in the lua-users site as a randomseed generator for Mac OSX (put it at the top of love.load or something).

wget isn't available by default on OS X, but curl is.

But we're talking about games here. When you play games on your computer, it's very common for them to do fullscreen "the Old Way". If you were to play a "serious" game, say Portal 2, on OSX Lion, would it not use "the Old Way" as well? I remember the original Halo for...

You haven't given us any concrete reason to trust you, so far. Have you completed any other group game development projects before? Or even worked on one? Or even finished a game yourself?

Honestly there's not a lot of difference. Mac OS X is very smart about what it renders and what it doesn't - when you've got a window in fullscreen The New Way, it stops rendering the stuff behind it and focuses all the GPU's power on the window in front. It's still all hardware-accelerated OpenGL....

ivan wrote:If you want to use "love.graphics.line(unpack(dots))" you have to convert the vertices back to screen coords.

That's what shape:getPoints() is for.