Robin wrote:

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floor[i] = love.graphics.draw(stonetile, x*32, y*32)

This is madness. love.graphics.draw draws an image, it doesn't create a tile or something. As you can see on the wiki, it returns nothing.

Wow, didn't even see that it returned nothing, I'll just have it return the co-ordinates of the tile.

Yeah, but the way I'm doing it currently isn't working when I'm trying to draw more tiles to make a room. Take a look and tell me what I'm doing wrong cause clearly this isn't working the way it's intended. function dungeongen() floor= {} for i=1, 26 do x = Randomnumber[i] y = Randomnumber[i+1] for ...

Damnit... I was using {} instead of [] to get the number silly me. Thank you so much.

I got another question, how do I get the x, y position of a drawn graphic?

I put it in a table but I'm not to sure how to call it as the random variable how would I do that? Sorry I'm a little noobish to lua.

So I'm trying to make a procedural dungeon generator, but the problem is my number generator keeps generating new numbers and there for it keeps moving tiles. Is there anyway I can just make numbers that it generates static? I've tried storing them in a table then accessing the table but that didn't...