Hubo is currently writing a blog about how to make a physics engine, which of course covers collision detection and handling. Link: http://hugobdesigner.blogspot.com.br/2014/10/making-simple-2d-physics-engine.html For performane it's best to try and optimize the collision detection as much as possib...

Personally, I prefer more fps over a capped fps. Just seems a bit smoother to me.

And to answer the question, I get 125fps as well.

EDIT: Nevermind, got it fixed

Great code, works like a charm. Really want to make a game with this now

Im on Windows 8.1 right now, and I can say that for me the game is running fine at 310 fps.
Specs:
I5-4210, quad core, 2.4 ghz.
8gb ddr3 ram.
GeForce 840M.

I recoded some stuff, made things neater, removed the player completely (Because it was basically a "ball" with no gravity) and added 3 cool things. 1. Ooooh snap, collision detection and resolving... somewhat. It's very basic, and not good, and it even has a bug which is now a feature, an...

HugoBDesigner wrote:Nice little concept! I also made something similar a while ago (you can still find it HERE), but yours seems a lot more "professional" than mine (mine was just a random doodle, but still).
Am I the ONLY one who thought it was a pun about Gravity Falls?

Actually, that is correct! xD

I might later, if I get some more things done like, cleaner code, camera module, and a stable orbit :p Example of "bad" code: function planet.update(dt) for i, v in ipairs(planetMap) do local dist = math.sqrt((v.xPos - player.xPos)^2 + (v.yPos - player.yPos)^2) if dist <= v.inf + 4 then v....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rxj0HNX ... e=youtu.be

So yeah. Balls with gravity.

I'd say you should expand the collision detection area around the player by one pixel on every side.
That might fix it.

The current way Im checking and drawing a block is like this: function dirt.draw() for i, v in ipairs(dirt) do if camera.checkBounds((v.xPos), (v.yPos)) then love.graphics.draw(dirt.img, camera.translatex(v.xPos), camera.translatey(v.yPos)) end end end Basically, each type of block has a table in it...