Tried to match the case of the module folder in the require string. No joy.

Tried making the module folder name all lower case chars and matching require string. No joy.

I am following the HardonCollider tutorial . I cloned the module from GitHub git clone git://github.com/vrld/HardonCollider.git and organized the file/directory structure per the tutorial. HC = require 'hardoncollider' Fails with [string "HC = require 'hardoncollider'..."]:1: module 'hardo...

I'm new to LOVE myself... I think it's neat to use it to visualize trigonometric problems, and I really like how your demo looks and feels. If I understand correctly, you're using the Pythagorean theorem to calculate the distance between two points. I wonder if it would help to present an interactiv...

Thanks for the feedback! Indeed, much simpler that way.

airstruck wrote: ↑Thu Apr 13, 2017 6:44 am You might want to avoid creating a temporary table every frame and only draw as many times as needed.

I left that there in case the window is resized. Thanks!

I figured it out (.love) of the test project is attached. I don't know if this very efficient. I haven't wrapped my mind around doing collision detection with this setup. Visualizing this helped me think it through. Here's what I came up with on a piece of paper. The thick rectangle is the window. &...

So, on the surface this seemed simple. Handling crossing of borders when the image is only crossing a single edge is easy enough, but handing crossing at corners is more involved. I'll have to think on this overnight. Thanks!

Ha! Thanks! I'm grinning IRL because that is such an obvious solution. This foray into game making has so far been full of these little nuggets and little Eureka moments. It reminds me why I've gotten into programming to begin with.

Appreciate your help!

Without checking the boundaries of a window, an image/sprite will gradually disappear beyond the edge of the window as the player/enemy moves out of bounds. Is it possible to keep this behavior, but have the part of the image that is beyond the window boundary appear along the opposite boundary? In ...