I like the look of it. One question that comes to mind though, are your physics decoupled from framerate properly? In the video it looked like on the moon, blocks were falling at slightly different rates at different times, but it was so subtle I could be wrong. Two Three other quick questions: Are...

Hey there! I'm currently working on a game right now that is similar to Minecraft and Terarria but eventually will break away from the strictly sandbox game and have some essence to it. But for now, I have this working ( very well I might say ) prototype! ry1VKk00KEI Downloads Current version: 11.10...

Case closed. After a lot of discussion with one of my friends, I fixed it. Thanks for your help!

Basically I want physics to update at the same speed no matter what the framerate is, which is not what's happening right now. :\

If you choose to go with the method I said, yeah.

So, here's an example: --A lua file ( I know you're using json ) that has data return { itema = "thing", itemb = "thing", } --the loading code for k, v in pairs( love.filesystem.getDirectoryItems( dir ) do --get the file local t = pcall( love.filesystem.load( fileLocation )( ) ) ...

I dont suggest using io.open when you can just use love.filesystem.read( ). Even better, make the table setup like "return { }" then all you need to do is "local t = pcall( love.filesystem.load( path )( ) )"

Alright. The way I do it in my game is that I have different folders for each object type: worldTypes, blocks, and items. I loop through each one and find the block, read it's table, and throw it into a metatable so that any other values not added get added and then the table is put into the global ...

I'm not sure if I'm using DT correctly. My code's a mess and the game isn't 100% optimized in terms of efficiency, but it runs. Moon world breaks. I'm working on a fix to that, I promise Controls (configurable in the options menu:) A-D: move character Space: Jump Left Click: break block Rclick: plac...

This did better but still did not solve my issue. Before the jumping would be lower depeding on the speed, but now if the framerate is lower, so is the gravity inflicted on the player. I'll look into this further. It's funny because I tried doing something like this before but actually didn't update...