But what's up with the code I posted a minute ago :/

Ok thanks for all the help! I tried using this code... main.lua ---------- require "entities" function love.draw() end function love.draw() end function love.update(dt) end entities.lua -------- player = { x=15, y=25 } function player:draw() love.graphics.setColor(0, 255, 0) love.graphics....

Thanks, that is really useful

Could someone explain to me please what the significance of having a table such as player = {} and then creating function called player:draw() rather than calling it playerDraw().

Thanks!

Hi, I have been trying to get it to work so it create multiple instances of an enemy at different positions and this is what I have. It doesn't do anything but it doesn't bring back any errors. function love.load() enemyNumber = 0 enemies = {} end function love.draw() for i,v in ipairs(enemies) do l...

At the moment I just want to be able to place unlimited amounts of balls by left clicking. That will then lead be on to be able to understand how to create enemies and other things which there are multiple of.

Thanks for that :) So is this the idea? ball = {} ball.balls = {} ball.x = 0 ball.y = 0 ball.alive = false function ball.load() ball.image = love.graphics.newImage("images/ball.png") end function ball.draw() for i,v in ipairs(ball.balls) do if ball.alive then table.insert(ball.balls[i]{x =...

Ok, so after reading through the resources you kindly suggested I understand the concepts better. I am now able to place the ball at my mouse cursor and keep it there until the next time I click, but I haven't got it down how multiple objects works, so if anyone could help with that that would be gr...

Oh and, how do I make multiple instances of said ball? All it does at the moment is appear and follow the mouse, I want it to appear and stay at the x and y position and allow me to create more balls.

One other thing, I compressed my folder into a zip on Mac and then changed the extension to .love and it told me there was no code.

Yes, here is the main.lua require "player" require "world" require "objects" function love.load() player.load() world.load() objects.load() end function love.draw() player.draw() objects.draw() end function love.update(dt) player.update(dt) objects.update() end