atan2 takes arguments in the order of y,x; as a matter of fact; you may be expecting 0 degrees/radians to point in a direction other than it actually does, though.

With the above code, if the speed would be lower, the character may not move at all;
What you want instead, is to move it without flooring, but floor the coordinates when drawing.

Post demeanor matching the poster's nick.
Anyway, yeah, it's "colon' notation, and i wouldn't necessarily call people neither insane, nor masochistic to use either/or, just not mixed.

"notepad", in this case, "notepad++".
Also please don't open new threads for the same issue.

Also, just to rain on your parade, the PATH variable should have had at least a dozen paths already in there... so in effect, you may have borked everything else that you could run from the command line from anywhere.

You could try drawing the line version over the filled; with either the line being a few px bigger, or the filled smaller... if the same size did not work, i mean.

And thankfully, lua has functions for that: math.deg and math.rad convert from radians to degrees and vice versa.

I mean, there's always more than one way of accomplishing things.
With or without canvases.
With or without scissors.
With print statements, text objects, or sprite atlases; with or without quads.

But hey, at least you got it working...even if it seems highly inefficient.

We're not gonna code the thing for you.

Edit: Lol entitlement.

JustFedor wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 12, 2017 3:24 pm

So... Anyone have an idea?

Yeah, plenty; look above your post to find at least a dozen details on how to implement it yourself.