When you make a release version it won't be in the LOVE folder I believe. It's only there now because of if every single game you ran from this forum created a folder it will be hard to locate save files if needed.

So maybe I'm just not pairing them up properly but you have a stray end at the end of the file. Is all of the code you shown wrapped in another function? Edit: found it. Remove the end at the end of the file and add after the end for enemy:fire(). You ended the if statement but did not end the funct...

function inRange( x, y, radius ) local points = {} for i=x-radius,x+radius do for j=y-radius,y+radius do if ((i-x)^2 + (j-y)^2) < radius^2 then table.insert(points, i) table.insert(points, j) end end end return points end You will have to modify the function to work in your system but it will retur...

This library works with 11.1. It currently has an issue with heightmaps but it is in active development. I tested it on my machine and it seems to work fine performance wise

Using Box2d this tutorial and a random box2d debug draw I created a rudimentary car simulator. This will eventually become a prototype for a game I making, My goal is to make a game inspired from Initial D. I want to eventually add gears, clutch and rpm based speed. The current car can drive around ...

4aiman wrote: ↑Sat May 19, 2018 7:55 am

Depth buffer not working on your computer I think.

With meshes you define the u,v for the vertices. Which is essentially the coordinates for a quad in the texture. You can then add multiple sets of coords to one mesh and cycle through them with setDrawRange. (I think anyways. I've never tried this.)

This page documents how to split in lua.
http://lua-users.org/wiki/SplitJoin

Nope that wasn't it. It turned out to be that you're supposed to use local coordinates for defining shapes. I was using world coordinates. It makes sense that you should use local coordinates even though most other love physics functions require wolrd coordinates because shapes don't actually exist...

Another that I have noticed is that, in the examples `world:update()` is called in `love.update` and `love.draw` doesn't that means all the logic for the entities is being executed twice which seem highly inefficient. Am I understanding this correct or am I missing something? He stated that you can...