Yeah, the delta time is something I didn't get when I made my first game. Here's how it works: the game is an unlimited loop which, on better computers, will be executed way faster. That's why, in the update function, there is a dt. that dt is the time calculated from the last frame. So you have to ...

I think I have all what I need, I have to check the color of the pixel and if it is the right blue, I change it to the desired color.

You are reading my mind!
I'm working on a megaman game and I was wondering if we could change the color of megaman without having to create a new image!

it's because the user starts by selecting a player (P1 to P4) and an action (Right, Left, etc). The info is stored in the string and then the key he presses is binded to this.

works perfectly!

so is there a way to bind to the function that has the same name as what is in the string or I will have do check every possibility like that:

I'm having an odd problem while trying to bind a new key... here is where I'm having a problem: the "unbinding" works well. then I try to bind another1 like that: bindings[key] = what what = "P1Right", the name of the function I want to be binded. When I run it, the binding seems...

I got it to work, sorry for wasting your time. It was supposed to move the background when I pressed "d" but my function didn't work so I though the binding didn't.

well here is my main.lua. The condition "if bindings[key] then" just never turns out true There isn't much more than I already gave you: function load() -- Includes love.filesystem.require("lua/button.lua") love.filesystem.require("lua/states.lua") -- Resources color = ...

I'm new here so I guess I'm gonna obey!