Does anyone know how to check for collisions and check for when not colliding with something in bump.lua? I am making a platformer, and I've had problems with jumping, the player would always be levitating when not on the platform, and I've used the code from this: https://love2d.org/wiki/Tutorial:B...

I'm trying to work with an AABB collision function for an RPG game, and I'm basically trying to make it so the player doesn't go through the block and just treats it as a solid object, the player is always at the center of the screen and the objects that exist within the game move when I press a key...

https://img.itch.zone/aW1nLzE3Mzk1NTIucG5n/original/YMoa9w.png Once upon a time, in a small cabin in the middle of a forest, there lived a small Christmas ornament that sat on a tree every Christmas eve, he was treated with such care and kindness that he felt happy being there, he would always watc...

I'm trying to figure out how to teleport a moving object to the top once it moves to the bottom, but every time I do this It always stays still. Here's what the code sorta looks like: function love.load() objectimg = love.graphics.newImage("object.png") objecty = 50 objectspeed = 100 end f...

I'm currently making a mario fangame and I wanted to know how would an acceleration/sliding movement work in Love2D.
Anything about Skidding would also be grateful.

Anyone ever played that one Venezuelan Sega Genesis game about buses that has music that can destroy your ears? Did anyone want it in HD? No? Well, I made it possible. It's not exactly a 100% complete HD port, but it has the main gameplay. BTW, there is a surprise once you hit 10 million in Distance...

zorg wrote: ↑Wed Mar 28, 2018 2:49 am You hide things by not showing them, i.e. don't draw them during frames you want to not show those sprites.

And how do I do that in love.update(dt)? I tried putting love.graphics.draw in it but nothing happened when I pressed the button I assigned the animation in.

Is there any tutorial on how to do this? quads are better, but if you are inexperienced with quads you can use this function love.load() sprites = {} sprites[1] = love.graphics.newImage("sprite1.png") sprites[2] = love.graphics.newImage("sprite2.png") sprites[3] = love.graphics....

Hi and welcome to the forums. If you have the frames in separate files, then loading them as separate images does not require you to use quads; quads are useful if you want to display a part of a bigger image only (with or without using spritebatches). That said, it may be faster the latter way. Is...

Hi and welcome to the forums. If you have the frames in separate files, then loading them as separate images does not require you to use quads; quads are useful if you want to display a part of a bigger image only (with or without using spritebatches). That said, it may be faster the latter way. Is...