Hm, I've always found a shade of blue like that goes well with a darker black/grey color, I promise I didn't steal it! Also, your UI looks very nice! I really like the icons.

And, thanks Nixola!

Grid snapping, you say? https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/TWk9TEmm.png?2 You can find the new version in the first post. Version 0.2.0 of Grav features grid snapping and fullscreen mode! You can either hold alt to have the grid on temporarily, or you can press F10 to toggle the grid. Thanks for the feedb...

Welcome to Grav! In this game, you can manipulate objects, and then use the power of GRAVITY to see what happens. https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/aIkrkdBl.png?1 Just place some objects around, and then they will undergo gravity and create some cool lines while they are at it. There are 4 different obje...

This generates fractals based on the Koch snowflake . The process to create this is to start with a triangle, and then for each line segment add a triangle onto it of the size of 1/3 of the line. This forms new lines, and the same process is done multiple times to form a fractal. Here's an example o...

Yeah, it's heavily based off of EV: Nova so far. We're interested in multiplayer, but with only two of us working on the game it isn't very feasible right now.

Hi, I have also been working on Voyager. For me flying around was quite difficult. It was so easy to overshoot things. I guess that maybe in the future ship upgrades would make handling/de-/acceleration better? Also i feel a pop-up would be nice informing me to land on a planet, some icon or text pe...

I get a stack overflow error when doing a floodfill that affects blocks at the edge of the screen. Anyways nice editor! I'd like to use this at some point.

@MadByte Yeah I saw that thread, but in the example localhost is used for both the server and client, which was my main issue. No doubt there is a lot of nifty things in that example though.

@bartbes Yes that's exactly what I needed, thank you very much! Working like a charm.

Disclaimer: I'm not very experienced with networking, I'm just trying to get a simple network connection based on the tutorials on the lua-enet website ( http://leafo.net/lua-enet/ ) The code on that website runs using loops, so I modified it to work with love's structure instead. I'm pretty confide...

I think under love.draw you'd want to change: love.graphics.rectangle("line", x * 32, y * 32, 32, 32) to: love.graphics.rectangle("line", x * 32 - 32, y * 32 - 32, 32, 32) because when x = 1, that means the tile begins at 32, subtracting 32 causes it to start at 0. I think that's...