.love please?

Would you mind being more specific?
If you dont want to draw something, then you can just not put it in the love.draw() function.
Like this:

When I try to use this code, it doesn't pull down the shapes. Why? --------------------------- function love.load() love.window.setTitle("Physics Toy") objects = {} love.physics.setMeter(64) world = love.physics.newWorld(0, 85, true) end --------------------------- function love.update(dt)...

Well, my freetype2 directory looks like this: ls /usr/include/freetype2/ config ftadvanc.h ftbdf.h ftcache.h ftcid.h ftgasp.h ftgzip.h ftlcdfil.h ftmac.h ftmoderr.h ftpfr.h ftsnames.h ftsystem.h fttypes.h t1tables.h tttags.h freetype.h ftautoh.h ftbitmap.h ftcffdrv.h fterrdef.h ftglyph.h ftimage.h f...

When I try to build Love 0.8.0, I get an error because the Freetype header files are in /usr/include/freetype2 instead of /usr/include/freetype. However, if I rename freetype2 to freetype, I get an error: In file included from modules/font/freetype/wrap_Font.cpp:23:0: modules/font/freetype/Font.h:31...

Any suggestions for implementing AI and pathfinding in Love?

This should really go in the Support and Development thread.
Also, a .love with the resources would be useful.

This is something inspired by one of the first things I ever did in Love. It's simple, but it looks pretty cool. -- CrackedP0t's First Code Doodle -- Arrow keys to maneuver, space for new rectangles function makerects() rects = {} for i=1, math.random(10,20) do table.insert(rects, {x = math.random(0...

I want to make a small game to learn about the Physics module. I want it to be basic but use a lot of the functions of Physics. Does anyone have any ideas?

After seeing this thread, I decided to make a shell script to do the same thing on Linux, which I use.
I just copied the stuff I saw in your video -- it's exactly identical.

To use, from a terminal: