Hi all, This is not a new release, but just a fix. Most of the problems listed up before were solved. Theoritically. - It is now possible to scroll map using placing the cursor at the edges of the screen. - Updated conversion between map and minimap coordinates. I'll be happy to have feedback and ni...

Think I'm definitely going to try this.
Awesome work.

Very interesting lecture. Thanks for the link.
(Would love to have a full copy of the whole database on my laptop for offline reading)

I sometime get lines in between tiles: you may want to ensure that x and y are whole numbers when you render your tiles. Well, I didn't encounter such problem.. Bu I'll have a look, might be easy to fix. i noticed that as well. also i would like to be able to move around with my mouse by placing ne...

I've discovered this website there's been a little while, and since this, I'm having fun .
A huge collection of 344 maths & computer programming problems.
Link: ProjectEuler

Hi all, I'll be happy to help doing something for that community. Asyou might already know, I'm french, and I think I can give a hand with french support for Löve Wiki. Actually, some pages are already translated, but most if löve function ocumentation is in English... So, if you are interested in t...

Hi,

I've been working on some issues with map and terrain generation, adding some graphics to make the game looking more realistic.
A minimap was added too, with some new features.
I can envision implementing unit class from now on..

function Map:writeCMap() local f = io.open('cMap.txt','w') if f then for y in ipairs(self.cMap) do for x in ipairs(self.cMap[y]) do f:write(self.cMap[y][x]) --line 73 end f:write('\n') end f:close() end end My bad. Thanks Robin. A keyboard related issues, i guess.

function Map:writeCMap() local f = io.open('cMap.txt','w') if f then for y in ipairs(self.cMap) do for x in ipairs(self.cMap[y]) do f:write(self.cMap[y][x]) --line 73 end f:write('\n') end end f:close() end I think I can get rid of that error this way. But, as some said before, i'd better used love...

I remember I have been using LuaProfiler the last week, while writing my basic RTS project. It is pretty simple to use. Just place the 'profiler.dll' near your program folder, and load it this way: local profiler = require 'profiler' No need to add '.dll' extension, require does this automatically. ...