Your artwork is pretty nice, and the UI looks like it's been polished nicely. But I don't understand the game at all. I want to give it a fair try, but I need a Help page or a tutorial or something. The bullet list above isn't enough for me to get it. (That, and I'm rather busy and little time to sp...

I also think the bottom image looks better. It's unique & cohesive. The upper one is much less clear about what exactly I'm looking at, and I had to really study it to understand the details - not a desirable quality for your graphics.

pgimeno wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 16, 2020 7:05 pm

My solution is to have this file called ns.lua:
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This has the additional advantage that the namespaces are local, not global.

pgimeno, that's brilliant! Thanks for sharing.

The floor/ceiling thing may be related to the rounding issue I encountered previously: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=88933

Try not rounding at all, as ReFreezed suggested. Unless you're using love.graphics.points, in which case see the thread I linked for the solution.

I've got a question for 2018, lol. Why is everyone saying use a font size that's a multiple of 16 (or 12)? And does that still hold today?

My tips: 1. There's no such thing as "perfect" I've witnessed too many (hobby) devs spending too much time worrying about making something exactly right, and as a result they're constantly reworking/discarding/abandoning things. Abandon the idea of "perfect" and aim for "good enough" - you can alway...

That video really made me laugh!

Good luck!

You'll probably get more useful feedback from indie devs than from a framework forum. But maybe I'm wrong. :) I'm just a hobbyist, so I have no helpful info myself. But I can make a few recommendations: Tynan Sylvester, author of RimWorld , has a blog and even wrote a book about game development. Fu...

^ Only 95% or 99% solved. What about the rest of the code? :P You can't just modify a license agreement because you want to. It's up to the authors of the code to set the license(s), and no one else can change that. That's kind of the point of a license. You can, of course, use the Love engine for f...

pgimeno wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 07, 2020 9:20 pm

Maybe vary the speed at which the AI can move?

That's how I did it for a school project a *long* time ago. I set a speed for the AI paddle based on the difficulty. The harder the AI, the faster its paddle moved, and the harder it was to score against it.