God! Brackets is such a nice editor! Feels so nice to use it. I guess I will use it to edit my code, and ZeroBrane Studio to debug it. It's so good looking and easy to use. I wonder how possible it'd be to get debugging support in Brackets. I imagine it'd be very difficult. Nice! I tried brackets a...

My solution for double jumping is to track the number of jumps that the player has left. When they touch the ground, set this value to 2. When they jump, set the Y velocity and subtract one - only if they have at least one. When they leave the ground and still have 2, subtract 1. This has the effect...

Hey everyone! I finally got around to adding in quick documentation, and now it looks like this: http://puu.sh/jb0dn/699c40cdfd.png https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/0W118pF.png https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/w4j2EhB.png Just open Brackets.io to update! To activate the new feature, just right-click a love....

I'm currently running my LÖVE projects using "Command Line Shortcuts", and a small batch script to open up a console window and run the folder in LÖVE. It works quite well, I've got the hotkey set to CTRL+F5. Ah, I got that now.. Currently I'm trying: [ { "name": "Build wit...

I'm currently running my LÖVE projects using "Command Line Shortcuts", and a small batch script to open up a console window and run the folder in LÖVE. It works quite well, I've got the hotkey set to CTRL+F5.

I use Brackets.io for all of my Love2D development, and whilst having the documentation open on another monitor is fine, it's not ideal. http://puu.sh/jb0dn/699c40cdfd.png https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/0W118pF.png https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/w4j2EhB.png This is why I've created LÖVE Hints ! So far i...

Hi everyone! Time for my first Love2D game in Ludum Dare.
Quite happy with how it turned out, definitely going to refine and polish this one!
You can play it here.

You're drawing the sprites with the same texture.

Batching these has little performance benefit.

Lap wrote:If you want to have anything framerate independent you are going to need to use the delta time (the dt in "love.update(dt)"). That will tell you the time between frames.

That's great and all, but friction doesn't work that way.

Holding two directions whilst sliding on a wall causes you to 'stick' to the wall once you reach the corner.