Hello all, I made a post about this exact subject a long time ago. Post Link: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=84756 I am interested in displaying an alarm clock on my TV. But not just an ordinary alarm clock, because once the alarm goes off, it has you solve a math problem in orde...

Thank you sphyrth, I am aware of how that's one way to do it. I was wondering if there was a way to make a wait() function that pauses the update function. Is this even possible in Love2D?

Hi there, see title. I want to make something that prints "asd" every second. I am using love.update to do this, below is my code. local dt = 0 function love.update(...) wait(1) print("asd") end function wait(i) dt = dt + 1 if dt >= love.timer.getFPS() * i then -- what do i do fr...

i made a simple snake game because why not ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

feel free to look at the source code and give me constructive criticism!

I.E. 23 = 0 27 = 50 56 = 50 79 = 100 122 = 100 143 = 150 178 = 200 994 = 1000 Basically, if the last two digits are closer to 100, then it rounds it to 100. Otherwise, if the last two digits are closer to 50, then it rounds it to 50. Or if the last two digits are closer to zero, then it rounds it to...

I'm trying to make an interactive system with signs by loading the sign text data from a .dat file. It seems to work only once, but after the first interaction, it doesn't work. I used some prints to debug this, and the issue is on this line: ttxt[ntxt] = ttxt[ntxt]:sub(5) This line is not only sett...

pgimeno wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2019 5:25 pm tempd is a string. In Lua, "3" does not equal 3, therefore none of the comparisons in autoMove() matches.

so i just have to simply use tempd = tonumber(d)?

EDIT: i tried it, and it worked. thanks!

update: i found out that when I use autoMove(tempd), it sets moving to true and it plays the movement animation, but it doesn't move the character. i have no clue why, because pl.d is equal to 3, but it's just not moving the player

entdata = {1,0,6,3} -- a is the room number, b and c are the x and y coordinates for the next room, d is the direction (3 is right) local a,b,c,d = entdata[transport][1],entdata[transport][2],entdata[transport][3],entdata[transport][4] tempd = d loadMap(a,b,c,d) -- i use local variables because the...

Darlex wrote: ↑Mon Aug 06, 2018 3:20 am
*Cough cough* That was a bad joke... sorry

despite this post being really old, i lol'd so hard at that. good job.