love.graphics.draw(image,x-position,y-position,rotation,xscale,yscale,width,height) So let's say you have a screen of 200 by 200, and you want to put it in the center: img = love.graphics.newImage("image") x = 100 y = 100 w = img:getWidth()/2 h = img:getHeight()/2 love.graphics.draw(img,x...

Ropes! So far it can clip on the points. Only need to add the phyics stuff.

This makes so much sense! Thanks! And when I want to check, let's say, the enemies, as the player, I need to go through the listOfObjects and check if the object's tag is "enemy"? Then it probably makes sense to keep a separate table for the enemies, that also keeps track of the enemies. ...

This makes so much sense! Thanks!

And when I want to check, let's say, the enemies, as the player, I need to go through the listOfObjects and check if the object's tag is "enemy"?

But then I only know the kind of object. I need the x and y position, and it's width and height to check if there is collision of both colliding objects. Or I am getting you wrong? You can store everything in a table. You then have the player and an enemy in the same table. Each object inside the a...

But then I only know the kind of object. I need the x and y position, and it's width and height to check if there is collision of both colliding objects. Or I am getting you wrong? You probably have it split up this way, because each type of object moves differently, right? Well no, because of their...

Okay so for now I have 3 different objects. - Player - Multiple enemies - Multiple bullets There is no exact number of enemies (since they spawn) There is no exact number of bullets (since you can shoot) So I made an array for the player (even though there is only 1 player), an array for the enemies...

Okay so I played around with it. Now I have this: for i=1,#arrayObject-1,1 do for j=i+1,#arrayObject,1 do for k=1,#arrayObject[i],1 do for m=1,#arrayObject[j],1 do if (checkCollision(arrayObject[i][k].posX,arrayObject[i][k].posY,arrayObject[i][k].w,arrayObject[i][k].h,arrayObject[j][m].posX,arrayObj...

So normally, if I want to check collision between to objects, I'd do something like this: i=1 while (i<=#arrayPlayers) then j=1 while (j<=#arrayEnemies) then if (collision) then arrayPlayers[i].collision = true arrayEnemies[j].collision = true i = arrayPlayers.length+1 j = arrayEnemies.length+1 --or...

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