I had just finished a small simple test of an animated stick (using cutout) and thought of asking about this: performance. The objects I plan to animate are not going to have more than three or four joints. As you’ve just mentioned, and as I believe indeed, if I keep this number small, things are go...

I was thinking exactly on doing that, but thought someone would have a better way to accomplish the task. It is not going to be hard, really, perhaps only time-consuming—which might bring me back to the common spreadsheet method. Thanks friend, for the answer.

How hard would be to use cutout animation instead of the spreadsheet animation in Löve2d? For those wondering about what I mean, check this video: https://youtu.be/lRVnk1PMDTs?t=368

Sorry for my belated answer guys =< [...] I think the more typical way to handle keyboard controlled characters in love is to check the `isDown()` inside the update function, as in the example here: https://love2d.org/wiki/love.keyboard.isDown, instead of handling the keypressed and keyreleased even...

Hello, fellow Lövers! Whilst I’m here requesting some help, I want to thank in advance for anyone who might try to aid me in this small issue I’m having--even if you don’t, necessarily, solve my problem. Well, moving straightly to the point, I have a small project with the following conditions in mi...