Also congrats to GameDummy for bumping a 4 year old thread! :megagrin: I will never understand forum culture obsession with thread age. The entire point of the forum structure is to provide easy access to all topics ever made on it, but somehow someone came to the conclusion that the idea that 'bum...

thanks for responding so quickly. But the value blocs[1] is still equal to 0 even if it was supposed to be two because i declared it with blocs[id].x, blocs[id].y, and blocs[id].sprite. It is not equal to 0, it is equal to nil. This is what you're doing: blocs = {} blocs[1] = 123 print(blocs[1]) --...

This creates a new table each time it is called. You're calling the function twice, meaning you're creating 2 different tables, then only indexing the last created one. Declare the blocs table outside of newCollisionBox function.

İ will try to add images for the inventory myself, but if you come up with a way to do that and share it i would appreciate that as well. The same way the items are differently colored you can specify different images. The code already includes the conditional construct for that behavior in the dra...

HedgeHog builder wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2017 7:51 pmHow would I select the closest one?

Here is a tutorial for a minimum value algorithm: http://www.programming4beginners.com/tu ... -algorithm

You'll have to iterate through all potential targets and apply that to pick the one with the shortest distance.

'arg' is a global variable containing all arguments passed to love executable, you can access it from conf.lua or anywhere else.

Thank you for that, but can you guys tell me a way to draw this on the actual game screen ? local myInventory = {food = 10,sword = 4,coin = 50,axe = 2,shield = 1,armor = 40} local function drawItem(item,itemWidth,itemHeight) if (item == "food") then love.graphics.setColor(0,128,0,255) els...

Here is a guide on the library you're using, which you didn't read: https://github.com/kikito/anim8 The proper way to create your animation according to the above is this: left = anim8.newAnimation(g(1,1, 2,1, 3,1, 4,1), 1.0), right = anim8.newAnimation(g(1,2, 2,2, 3,2, 4,2), 1.0) In your code you s...

Here's the sequence of events: 1. 'require' will run the file, meaning it will define (A)love.load to be a function you specified 2. function (B)love.load will get reassigned in main.lua after the require 3. framework will then call (B)love.load This means (A)love.load from the 'require' will never ...

In server.lua you create your box2d world at line 203, then you add all your static fixtures, but then you AGAIN create a box2d world at line 242. Which means the terrain is in a different world from your cars. Also your variable naming scheme is bad, using single letter global variables everywhere ...