I've been making music for a long time, And every digital audio workstation i've used has a nifty "tap bpm" function. I was curious how that sort of thing works so i made one in löve. The whole code is in a single file, But i wanted to get all fancy with a custom font and a sound effect. The weird a...

Hi! I made something that i think is kinda cool. I don't really know what to call it, Maybe a mini IDE. It's a tool that lets you write and run lua/löve code in the same window. As the name suggests it's mainly intended for code doodle type projects. It's composed of 2 parts, A console and a code ed...

Small update. Mostly bugfixes Fixed the weird line issue (Thanks sphyrth :)) Fixed the audio clicking issue when pressing the back button Tweaked entity spawning to make longer games more likely Added the "extra points for clearing enemies while tripping" mechanic the tutorial was lying about before...

Thanks for checking it out. I get those lines on the sun/moon sometimes, I believe it's caused by the fact i stupidly didn't put any padding on the sprite sheets, That's on my to do list.

WARNING: This game contains Strong language, Immature and crude humor, And a sprinkle of drug references, If you're not into that you should skip this one :) Hi. I've been working on a sequel to Cactus Game . A really stupid infinite runner that totally rips off that game you can play in Google Chr...

you know how on android sometimes you get a keyboard thats just numbers? Is that possible with love2d?

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GOO SIMULATOR 2020 You need moonshine for it to work cause i'm bad at shaders. 1560203306.png function love.load() s = "" --love.graphics.setBackgroundColor(1, 1, 1) love.physics.setMeter(40) world = love.physics.newWorld(0, love.physics:getMeter() * 8, true) moonshine = require 'moonshine' blur = ...

Normally there's no need to check collision between A and B and then between B and A. This way, the number of collision checks can be cut in half just by doing the second loop over all objects with an index greater then the current one: for i = 1, #objects - 1 do local object1 = objects[i] for j = ...

1. Loop through all the objects 2. For each object, Loop through all the objects again. This is called a nested loop. 3. Make sure the 2 objects you're checking aren't the same object. 4. Check if the 2 objects are colliding In code this looks something like this. Note that this code is completely u...