As far as I know, there's no easy way to write and run love2d games online. What are your "complicated reasons"? Maybe we will be able to help you. I decided to make a coding club at my school with my friends and I was hoping to use the computer room in the school. But the problem is: for...

I created this game for a game jam and I forgot to upload the game executable files to my game page and I can't fix my game page because you can't edit it until the game jam ends. So I'm completely doomed :( So I decided to upload the game here. It's a roguelike platformer where you must reach the ...

I'm trying to find a stable online Love2D editor for complicated reasons. The conditions of the editor is that - It needs to be stable - It must have an executer inside itself so that I can test my scripts without installing love.exe P.S: My mother tongue is not English so I'm sorry if I'm being rude

I'm checking your .love file, and you have some troubles with logic. I recommend these tutorials(I used them) basic tutorial to make platform https://love2d.org/wiki/Tutorial:Baseline_2D_Platformer osmstudio tutorial is incomplete, but you can understand the basic of platform (camera, physics, tile...

For the past few weeks, I've been trying to make a platformer but failed. Is there any good, easy to understand tutorials that can teach me some concepts and strategies I have to know to make a platformer? If not, then is there a platformer engine for love2d? P.S: My mother tongue is not English so ...

arampl wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 3:19 pm You could also switch lines in love.load

Switching the lines in love.load() worked!
Thanks!

ivan wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 3:18 pm I think you need to set this per image as it will not work retroactively:
playerImg:setFilter("nearest", "nearest")

setting the individual image's filter worked!
Thank you!

In love.load, I typed in love.graphics.setDefaultFilter("nearest", "nearest") to make the images even when scaled up, look good and not blurry. But setDefaultFilter("nearest", "nearest") isn't working: the image is still blurry :( The code : function love.load...

Haha. Well, I actually had to ask someone else to look at this to figure it out. There's nothing wrong with the friction or your setup, it's just that . . . it's a ball, it's rolling . If you add this bit of code to your draw function you will be able to see it: local x, y = objects.ball.body:getX(...

You will need to set some friction on both objects: ball and the ground. The physics engine combines friction coefficients with the formula: friction = sqrt(friction_a * friction_b) So if the friction setting of either fixture is zero, the final friction for their contact will be zero. I set the fr...