Well it's not quite there yet. The bottom row (so, worldMap[50]) and the rightmost column (worldMap[anything][50])) are not displaying in the zoomed mode. Controls: 1 and 2 change the zoom level Arrow keys move the view around when zoomed in r will give you a new world You can use the pink corners t...

Translate is not doing it for me, or I don't understand how to use it. But I came up with something so-so. cam = {x = 1, y = 1} camera = { } function cameraSet() local cameraSize = 20 for y = 1, cameraSize do camera[y] = {} for x = 1, cameraSize do camera[y][x] = worldMap[y + cam.y][x + cam.x] end e...

EDIT: this part is solved, see post further down for current issue The problem: I'm a dummy, and am missing something incredibly obvious. for rowIndex,row in ipairs(worldMap) do for columnIndex,quadID in ipairs(row) do local x,y = (columnIndex-1)*TileW, (rowIndex-1)*TileH love.graphics.drawq(Tileset...

I'm going to poke at it more tomorrow, probably, if you or someone else doesn't get this sorted, but: the issue is @ line 391 in foe.lua, like the error log says. The code itself is fine, except.. it's being called in an update function. It's CONSTANTLY trying to remove the boss from the table, even...

If the forum complains about size, can you upload the file to a public dropbox folder or something? (you have a lot of images, so just copy-pasting the code onto our location machines won't do any good, and it's easier to see the thing in action)

gentest2.png Success! for i,mt in ipairs(mountains) do -- start plains for pt = -3,3 do if worldMap[mt.y + pt] then for count = -3,3 do if worldMap[mt.y + pt][mt.x - count] then worldMap[mt.y + pt][mt.x - count] = 2 end end end end end -- ending plains for i,mt in ipairs(mountains) do -- start hill...

Okay that SEEMED like it made perfect sense but I'm staring at it and testing it more and.. now I'm not so sure. Also, it still crashes; you can press r to refresh with new values, and if you do that a dozen times or so, it should eventually die with the same problem as before. if worldMap[mountains...

AHHHHH. That makes perfect sense. Thank you! (also explains why, when it works, it works wonky.. but I should already know how to fix that, so, yay)

substitute: yep, that's it. Sorry for not providing a better example! I'm trying to figure out some world generation ideas and want to use the mountains as locus points from which the rest of the terrain is made.

Robin: no dice. Here's the .love. Relevant lines are 108-112.

for i = 1,9 do if worldMap[mountains[i].y + i][mountains[i].x + i] then -- if this index exists then worldMap[mountains[i].y + i][mountains[i].x + i] = 2 -- only changing "diagonals" but that's fine for this test end end So if worldMap[2 + 1][8 +1] - translated to worldMap[3][9] - exists,...