It is very nice for a first game! I really like the look of the levels. The platforming challanges are very difficult, that and the lack of checkpoints makes for an infuriating (but very rewarding) experience. I especially liked the last part... ;) Like sphyrth said, the camera can be very annoying ...

Yes, this is possible using Lua's loadstring function, although it would require a bit more work with function environments and such...
What exactly do you want to achieve with this?

Then clear the canvas and redraw it, with the image in the new coordinates.

If you use love.graphics.print You can use Font:getHeight to get the height of a single line, and Font:getWidth together with the text you're printing to get its width (wrapping isn't taken into account). ‎ If you use Text objects (recommended) Use Text:getWidth and Text:getHeight .

A very fun game! Sadly, I got this error in the middle of gameplay: Error bin/enemies.lua:350: attempt to index a nil value Traceback bin/enemies.lua:350: in function 'getClosestEnemyDist' bin/enemies.lua:317: in function 'updateEnemies' main.lua:170: in function 'update' [C]: in function 'xpcall'

zorg wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 17, 2020 5:07 am

https://love2d.org/wiki/SpriteBatch <- This is what you want.

I think they meant sprite sheets, as in drawing parts of an image.

You can do just that using Quads. First, you create the quads, then you draw the original image with the quad as the second parameter.

I don't think you should be calling this a "level designer." If anything, it should be called a game engine based on löve. 'Tiled', for example, is a general-purpose level editor because it eventually exports to level files, and the programmer can choose how to interpret the data in those files. Her...

The code you posted doesn't seem to have any syntax errors. The error was that love.audio.newSource expects a second argument, which is the source type ("static" or "stream"). In previous versions of love it defaulted to some value, but in the newer versions you have to specify it yourself (usually ...

If you want a table to be an array, you don't define its entries with names (Block1, Block2) - just put them one after another. So, BlockTable should become this: local BlockTable = { { x = 181,width = 409,y = 220,height = 220}, { x = 9999,width = 9999,y = 462,height = 462}, { x = 9999,width = 9999,...

running your game will be messy, because you will need to find the way to script it Actually, there is an easy way to run your game with the app. You can create a folder called "lovegame" in the root of your filesystem, and put main.lua and other files in there. The app will automatically launch ma...