Rofl I've never heard of Jump n' Bump, but I suppose it is similar to that game. It was meant to be more of a Super Mario War clone, but doesn't really matter. Good to have some constructive feedback. I intend to have players bumping each other from all edges, with a top edge / bottom edge bump (jum...

Hi friends, I'm trying to make some sort of AI for a basic platformer. Essentially what the AI is trying to do is jump on the player's head. My code so far is horrifyingly convoluted and ugly, but it works. It will be cleaned up eventually. I'm just posting it here hoping to get some feedback on how...

I modified it so you can restart using the R button.

So you can keep restarting until all the foxes spawn for away from you

cool post

This seems to fit your description. Here . Getting error "Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached." when I try to attach, please excuse dropbox link. I accomplished what you asked for by accelerating until the block is half way between the origin and the destination, and then de...

Hey guys, I made a fairly simple platformer skeleton. I did this tutorial a while when I was learning love, this is based loosely on that code (that's why the colours are the same). I rewrote most of it, now it handles collisions, has a nice smooth camera and plays and feels nicer. It's basic, but i...

Particles are awesome! Big points for that. I also like the line that shows where the ball is going to go, good idea.

No worries, here you go. It doesn't run off Newton's gravitational constant, it runs off whatever number you type in. I picked 80,000, not sure why.

Seems to work ok, the only awkward part was setting the initial velocities so they didn't just whack into each other.

Hey guys, I saw a cool gif the other day (friend posted it on FB) and decided to write a simple gravity thing that works across multiple planets. http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2013/281/1/6/boom_01_by_crylar-d6po6pc.gif The math is pretty basic, essentially each planetling grabs the nearest plane...

It's for gibbing. Basically it drawn each limb of the object with its own X Y and sends them apart based on what caused it. I kinda figured one "object" with a larger set of coordinates was better than mutliple objects becuase memory.