I'm also learning ECS using Concord so take this info with a grain of salt.

Rather than checking e.isSquare ~= nil, I think it would be better to use the API instead
It makes the code easier to read (well for me it would).

I like, it looks a lot more lander-ish than the old moth.

There are many small tasks open in the issues section of togfoxy's repo. And since there's no real concept for it (yet?) many things can just be added as you please, if you think it could work. ppl just need to be open for feedback and different ideas I guess. Indeed there is lots to do, and we hop...

I love the concept, especially the bouncing.

Once the settings screen is implemented, just write the user settings to a file in the project's save folder. When the game is run, load that first and set window size accordingly. Then you only have to adjust things ONCE and you're set. :) I've done up a PR with a simple settings screen that does ...

I don't like that it is full screen by default. Full screen looks great though! (I have a repurposed 27" iMac running linux), but its a bit cumbersome switching back and forwards between full screen and window mode when developing (having a large screen means I have multiple windows and tabs op...

Yes, it is starting to look cool now.

I've just submitted a PR that adds a player name label to your lander (and also displays any network ones).

From my understanding of git and the way github works (someone else please point it out if I am wrong): You have your repo hosted on github (togfoxy/MarsLander) and a local copy of it on your machine. You push and pull from your local copy to the github copy. I (or anyone else) can fork your github ...

Maybe we can start a new folder on github and we can convert the code over into the new folder? It can take as long as it takes to convert the functions over. That's not really the best way to do it. Git allows you to create branches for that kind of thing then merge it back into the main branch wh...

I'd personally like to see the code being more organized into objects instead of having createobjects.lua, drawobjects.lua and the logic being in main.lua. I get the argument that self might be a bit complicated for total beginners but having stuff organized into their own files doesn't mean you ha...