You and i are not so different. I also like to understand what everything in my game does, As a result i rarely use third party libraries and instead design my own. As a direct result of this, I have very few actual finished "games" under my belt, But a ton of prototypes and half finished ...

The way I see it you have 2 options. You can use a shader, check out this blog post for a basic primer on how they work. Or you could use a cellular automaton . If your game is grid based in some way a cellular automaton might be the better option, otherwise shaders. This kind of shader could make u...

setColor can take a table as an argument.

Just do

BrotSagtMist wrote: ↑Sat Feb 19, 2022 10:14 pm This is a rage game, right?

No it's a cow game.

Cow Game

This is a common issue. See here and here.

Yeah, makes sense then. Coords 0,0,[INT] seems to always give 0.5 as an output, which your map generator must interpret as a ground tile. Here's a quick example: for i = 1, 5000 do print(love.math.noise(0,0,i)) -- always gives 0.5 end Changing the 0 to 0.5 results in "better" noise values...

The first 2 arguments for 0x0 will always be 0, but the seed, which is used as the third argument, will be different in each world. And the seed is always an integer. I don't have time right this moment to test it, but this makes some sense. Thank you!

Hi, So I've been working on a game that uses procedural generation to procedurally generate procedural worlds. For a while, The game had some code that would find a tile for the player to spawn on by looping through whatever tiles had already spawned until it found a suitable one. But that code was ...

Awesome! Thanks guys