What does this mean exactly? Sorry, I'm not the best programmer ahah. How could I change the code in order to prevent something like this? Like I said, I'm not sure at all what's actually causing this in the generateTerrain code. OK, I've finally understood what's going on here. The problem is as f...

Well, I've added this to main.lua right after generateTerrain, to see the map structure: for i = 1, #self.ents[1] do io.stdout:write(self.ents[1][i].id) if i % self.worldW == 0 then io.stdout:write("\n") end end The output was: 11111111111111111111111111111111 2222222222222222222222222222...

Hello, welcome to the forums. Your comparison works for me. I've converted your snippet to a whole program by adding a line before and a few lines after your code, like this: local Block = {} function Block:update(t,state,dt) -- check adjacencies and update self.merge -- v (self) for i = 1, #t do l...

I'm making a tile-based platformer and have come into an issue. For some reason, v and v2 both work perfectly fine, but v3 has just decided to not return true when checking its ID. The possible IDs can only be 1 or 2 in this case, and you can see that v and v2 have no issues accessing them. For refe...