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Nikki

Hi Groverburger, starting to play around with your engine, https://i.ibb.co/mtM2k6x/Screenshot-2021-04-18-at-09-50-20.png Now i am wondering, i use the collision code to figure out a collision, that works. If i would want to move an object in the 3d world, by dragging with the mouse, what steps woul...

Nikki

I have the same behaviour. the scrolling stops after pressing space

Nikki

Do you have like a minimal working example of the issue ?

as in some code?

Nikki

https://natureofcode.com/book/chapter-6-autonomous-agents/ this book is very nice and free btw the weighing part is something like this in pseudocode 0.4 * pathfollowing + 0.6 * obstacle avoidance = the force you want to apply this frame oh and obstacle avoidance is basically just calculating a forc...

Nikki

your link is broken
https://attachment-studios.itch.io/love2d-extensions

Nikki

Programming languages aren't monogamous!
It's good to snoop around occasionally

Nikki

My advice would be to not upfront pick OOP or ECS, both have their advantages for specific cases but none of them are necessary at all. Lua is a prototype based language meaning you dont need all the OOP jazz at all, and when you arent developing a RPG with countless enemy types and effects i person...

Nikki

Instead of all the instancing, adding and deleting from a list you could also look at a Pool Bullets are the perfect case for them I think. edit: here is a little example of a very simple pool implementation in action in love2d: 50k bullets onscreen runs smoothly at 60fps on my low end machine over ...

Nikki

"if the pattern is entered within a span of 2 seconds from the first keypress to the last." I havent used the library (yet) but in the linked example : https://github.com/Ulydev/lovemi/blob/master/examples/love/love.lua it looks like you can just do : duration = 2 to get your desired behav...

Nikki

I am not sure I understand completely,
but do you mean something like this:

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   local var = {10,11,12}

   for k,v in ipairs(var) do
      print(k,v)
   end

which will print
1 10
2 11
3 12

that 'k' here is the key (1,2,3) and the 'v' is the value (10,11,12)

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