I should really explain my code. Sorry for just dumping it. I should also actually address the question in the first post. Sorry for not doing that originally. Oh, and while I'm being sorry for things, sorry for bumping this thread again. ...provide some guidance on how to improve it. Or if its just...

I was just creating an explosion particle system, and here's what I've discovered. setDirection and setSpread control the arc / triangle of emission. Due to the circular nature of emission, setSpeed might as well be setRadialVelocity, since speed is speed outward from the center. Furthermore, speed ...

Honestly, collision detection is one of those things that's best left to those who really know it. Kind of like encryption and security, don't re-invent the wheel. Aw, but reinventing the wheel is the best way to learn about wheels (and really make you appreciate good wheels). Speaking of which, I'...

Less complicated is usually better. My code checks the potential collisions (two possible collision per direction) and only move when I won't collide. local sti = require "STI" function love.load() map = sti.new("Map") collision = map:getCollisionMap("Collision") player...

Although I'm no expert on unit testing, I can give you some small insights. Unit testing is, exactly as it sounds, a method for testing 'units' of code. A unit just being a small testable portion, often a function or method. Relevent to this is the concept of good modularization (at least on the fun...

Awesome! LÖVE really working of Android in the form of a great little puzzle game. So cool. Here's what would make it infinitely more awesome. Custom levels. Sharable custom level packs would make this even more incredible. In addition to the current 3 sets, we could have sets made by ourselves and ...

Needs more juciness

I'm not entirely sure how useful the information of how many tweens are active on an object would be. For example, if you create a tween then create a new tween on the same fields of the same object such as to override the original tween, the original tween still exists for the sake of its onupdate...

Hey rxi, First, I just want to say, this is a phonomenal library. I did however run into one difficulty (which I've resolved) that I thought should perhaps be addressed in the library itself. The source of my trouble seems to be the inability to check if tweens are applied to an object (and how many...

If you use Vim, this should be useful. In my .vimrc I've got the following line: :map <F4>l :wa<CR> <bar> :silent !love %:h<CR><C-l> This allows me to hit F4-l have all my open files saved and the directory I've currently in run with love. There are no prompts or hoops of any kind, it just runs the ...