OK, I thought it might be something like that, I guess I'll just have to add something to avoid making extremely thin shapes. And I guess changing the scale would help out, since I never had any issues in 0.5.0. According to the Box2D manual: "Keep the size of moving objects roughly between 0.1...

Recently I've been noticing a lot of pop up errors from box2d. I determined that some were related to drawing polygons wrong (as in not listing the coordinates in a counter clockwise fashion). but I still frequently get this: box2derror.jpg This is the chunk that its refering to: 205 // Create core ...

So does shape:destroy() do the same thing as shape=nil ?
I would assume I would want to use destroy.

I'm getting some random glitchy things happening still, but I'm assuming those are related to other things (currently I think most of it has something to do with testsegment).

oh, I tried that and thought it didn't work, but under further inspection it appears that I was getting collision with an overlapping invisible shape.

Thanks!

With the most recent builds of 0.6.0 my game is very close to working but destroy() no longer exists, I notice its not listed in http://love2d.org/potato/ either. Was it removed? if so, why? I need an efficient way to delete shapes primarily, and I was hoping for a way to delete bodies with implicit...

Constants just became strings.

example:

This works because in LOVE 0.6.0 love.graphics.draw now has 2 new parameters for the center:love.graphics.draw( sprite, x, y, angle, xScale, yScale, xCenter, yCenter) OK, Thanks! yeah, I figured it was just something I was not familiar with, and that should do perfectly fine for the things I have i...

Ok, so I'm sure I'm overlooking something really simple, but how does one go about drawing a sprite to track movement of another object? This is in version 0.6.0, I understand that images are drawn from their top left, the problem intially came about when I was simply trying to give a physics body a...

I guess no one has any ideas, on the plus side, I seam to now understand exactly how get Local/World Point fail. it only accepts a single argument inside the parens, which is the Y value, X is always 0.

Otherwise it works correctly, though that doesn't do me much good.

Well, I still don't really get whats going on with the get Local/World Point commands, but I also notice that shape:destroy() no longer seams to work, which is also important to me On a somewhat related note, is there a way I can delete a box2D world and have it automatically delete all the bodies a...