Positive07 wrote:

TurtleP wrote:-snip-

There it says 242*scale in the y argument, so it is translating your game screen 242*scale pixels up...

Thanks, I must have read the documentation wrong or something.

It shouldn't translate the game window if you give setTextInput x/y/w/h arguments that would be completely visible on-screen even with the keyboard visible as well. Sorry for the late reply on this, but I've tried it just now and it still translates the window. Code: https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/G5...

Oh, okay. I just thought that it was weird since in other mobile app games the keyboard input doesn't translate the game graphics upward.

I've been wondering: why does setTextInput's keyboard translate the game's graphics upward? Is this just me, or does it happen to everyone else?

I would love to do some iOS testing for my game's mobile port, and I'm trying to have a friend compile it on his Mac OS X. He keeps getting an Apple LLVM 6.0 error though when he tries to build it. Any suggestions as to what is wrong?

Karai17 wrote:If you check out the math library I posted about (Simplex), you'll note there are several other modules with lots of interesting stuff.

Will do! I will also check out the .love once I get on my laptop, since this computer where I'm at doesn't have shader support

I asked these questions because I am interested, and also because I code addons (which use Lua) for Garry's Mod. The system they use is stuff like: Vector(number, number, number) which makes a new Vector Player.GetEyeTrace() returns where the game's cursor is looking toward and things like: is this ...

Last question (you're probably getting annoyed with all my questions :| ) If a model has a rigged animation such as walk, indexed as ACT_WALK, how do you plan to play the animation? I'm asking this because it looks like you made your original video look as though you moved a ton of bones on the mode...

Karai17 wrote:The terrain is 100% procedurally generated using a Simplex Noise Generator we found.

Oh. That's interesting.. noise generators making floors. Do you think using something like a .obj file would be used in the future or no?

Makes sense now. Also, how did you make the world floor for the game? Is that from something like Sketchup where you'd import a .obj file (or something of the likes) and it converts it to a physical floor?