Thanks for the help guys, but I've decided to use LoveFrames instead

I'm trying to create menu buttons for my game, I tried to make a function that detects whether the mouse cursor is *on* the text of the menu button, here's the code for the function: local function isButtonClicked(mx, my) for _, m in pairs(gamemenus) do local rsx, rsy = m.scaleX, m.scaleY local strX...

Positive07 wrote:

louie999 wrote: Hmm will this work?

Try it! but yeah, it should

Well it kinda works

You need to give table.remove() the numeric index for the sub-table you want to remove. You could do this by looping through using ipairs() instead of pairs(), and when you find the unit you want to remove then you'll have the index to give to table.remove(). At which point you should break out of ...

So in this code: function love.mousepressed(x, y, button) if player.getState(1) == "is-playing" then if button == "l" then unit_value = unit_value + 1 table.insert(units,{unit_id = lp.newBody(map, x, y, "kinematic"), img = lg.newImage("gfx/turret3.png"), x = t...

In the main.lua you posted a few posts ago you didn't render the images. Also you didn't store the images you created using love.graphics.newImage() anywhere. I fixed that in my main.lua in my example. So when I store the love.graphics.newImage(), then I need to use love.graphics.draw() to make it ...

When creating the .zip you have to make sure you add the other folders too. Did you open the "Games" folder with löve when you tested your code? I made a small example.love with images from the wiki. OH, now I get it. So I put the folders(with the files) in the .zip file then I changed it...

Can you press open a command line and cd to the directory and run "dir" and post the output of dir? (To do that press start type "cmd" press enter. Type "cd C:\Games" + enter in the new window. Then type "dir".) I don't know if I did it correctly but: https:/...

Ok here's the .love file. Obviously you either misspelled the filename or path or put the file or folder into the wrong directory. I didn't misspelled it, I've checked it over 10 times and nothing is misspelled. The file path for the main.lua file is C:/Games/main.lua and the file path for the map1....

Then you want that one line to look like this: for row in love.filesystem.lines("maps/map1.txt") do Unfortunately I also tried that but it's the same result: main.lua:4: Could not open file maps/map1.txt. Does not exist. Traceback [C]: in function 'lines' main.lua:4: in function 'load' [C...