I can see the problem.
But still, I cannot tell if this is the right direction for what I'm trying to do.
And still, I have no clue on how to limit the cursor movement only on the traced lines.
I really need some help to see clearer where I should go...

Yes, the point is, the code is just a little stub, I don't even know if I'm moving in the right direction. Right now is not working, because as soon as you start moving, you don't have two vertices to trace a line. So, here it is, but I doubt it will be useful, probably I'm doing it completely wrong...

I know I'm asking a lot, but I'm still learning :) I was trying to make a small Qix clone, but I'm finding a lot of problems on even how to start. Basically I want this cursor which movement is bound to the screen's edge and to the already closed lines. When you press a button you can start to trace...

That's t much better, but still the movement is weird. When I press the movement button without rotating, the player moves left. But when I rotate, the direction starts to mess up, and the player is not moving correctly (left and right are right, up and down switched). The updated code: function lov...

Still nothing. The movement is totally strange, I post my code here: function love.load() love.graphics.setMode(1024, 768, false, false) hero = {} hero.angle=0; hero.speed=100; hero.x=love.graphics.getWidth()/2; hero.y=love.graphics.getHeight()/2; hero.sprite=love.graphics.newImage("art/player....

Uhm, It's better, but it's still weird when not moving in orthogonal directions.

Uhm, not working.
Sometimes it runs in the right direction, some other times it goes nuts and moves backwards or just in a weird direction...

Hi there! I'm a total newbie and I'm trying to make a simple asteroids-like game. Thing is, I want the movement with a constant velocity. No acceleration, no inertia. You press a button, you move. You release it, you stop. That's it. For now I did this: function love.load() love.graphics.setMode(102...