Thanks for your answers, with your help I fixed the problem

From this, I would expect x and z to increase, but for some reason they do not. Why is this?

zorg wrote: ↑Fri Aug 24, 2018 3:49 pm - Showing more of the world on one axis on screens not with the intended aspect ratio;

Thanks for your reply! I will use this solution.

What are some good tutorials to learn about game resolution? I have a very bad understanding of it right now. I would like my game to be playable in many different resolution. Should I make all my sprites 16:9?

ivan wrote: ↑Sat Jul 07, 2018 4:26 pm ~Snipped

Thanks a ton! I implemented a ton of fixes, and even removed recalc_map. Now it runs as smooth as butter.

What are ways I can optimize this? I currently runs quite slow but I need it to be speedy. Love.load & love.draw function love.load() totale = 1 Can = love.graphics.newCanvas() --initialize canvas cells = {} maplist = {} size = 20 msize = 25 creategrid(msize) end function love.draw() love.graphi...

I am working on getting text to display properly within a box. It works perfectly so far, and I have properly gotten it to identify tags. The problem comes when I try to print the text to the screen. If I have "This is <Red>text<White>", the program will properly identify red and white as ...

The lagging may be due to having 3 prints per bullet per frame. That's a lot of output to the terminal, and output to the terminal is slow. Here's what I suggested, more explicitly: - In spawnbullet, use this: -- calculate a direction vector local dirx = math.cos(angle) local diry = math.sin(angle)...

It seems you misunderstood. You need two acceleration variables in the bullet, one per axis. You need to initialize them to the sine and cosine of the angle times the desired acceleration (which varies with the pattern), similarly to how you're initializing the velocity dx and dy with the sine and ...

I have implemented the changes, but it still does not work properly.