Awesome.

I had another question rude, but I don't think it really calls for another thread.
Are body:destroy() and shape:destroy() depreciated? Whenever I try to use them LOVE errors and doesn't remove the shape or object.

I just meant like something along the lines of a Counter-Strike or Call of Duty server.
There's a dedicated server that runs it and can be managed from a console or something, then clients connect to that server to play the game.

Could you maybe add a little bit more functionality w/ shapes and bodies?
Having to switch between the two is a pain without built in functions for it.
The main thing I'm thinking of is something like shape:getBody() that would simply return the body that the shape is attached to.

OH MY SWEET BABY JESUS THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
I've been trying for the past 2 weeks to get this friggin thing working!

I didnt think that the cos and sin functions used radians - because I thought I remembered from my experiences in GMod Lua them being in degrees.

Stupid question: but have you tried reinstalling your drivers? They might have errored during installation.

TsT, does your game support true server-client games, or is it only LAN?

(--Sidenote: 1000th post on the general forum!!!!)

Is your image an actual IMAGE object or is it one of the love.graphics.draw/circle/polygon objects?
I wouldnt think that the setColor function would affect imported bmps or anything like that

I just switched around my orientation in my atan functions to turret - mouse and I still get the same thing, so what wasn't it.

Reguardless of where I'm clicking or what turret is firing, it's still screwing up

All that code does is it gets what turret to fire based on the mouse position, and attempts to get the fire position based on that. The balls do appear around the correct cannon, just not at the end of the barrels. I tried using just the angle from the math.atan bit in the cos to find the position, ...

I dont know if I'm just not doing the math right or what, but I can not for the life of me place an object at the end of a rotated rectangle. I've tried doing a few different methods of trig and whatnot to find where I need to place the new object, but it just wont work. What I'm currently trying is...