I got a bit frustrated with some code I was working on, so decided it was time to take a break (by programming something else, of course :P). It was thrown together over the course of a few evenings, so the code's pretty messy. Other than a title graphic and some more audio, it's mostly "finish...

I think love.timer.sleep() would be what you're looking for. https://love2d.org/wiki/love.timer.sleep

Nothing much, just a little demo I rigged up for a friend, showing how I handle screens (viewports) as states.

Very nice. Have you considered making it into a desktop widget? Or is that even possible to do with with Love. Well, for the GUI I'm working on, yeah (assuming I ever get that done :P) ... but for a real desktop, I hadn't. I'm not sure it'd be possible, unless one were able to pull off some pretty ...

I'm just trying to make sure you won't make an uninformed decision. I definitely appreciate that. Plus, I can already see myself using the knowledge gained if I ever finish that GUI; I think it'd work pretty damned good for loading "app" modules during runtime. EDIT: Ninja'd by robin, but...

Man, I'm looking forward to a .love for this. And so far, no matter how many other screenies I see, pic #6 in the opening post still makes my mind do a *WTFAWESOMEASPLODE*

Also, there's only a rolling animation for the naked skin right now. Heh. Missed that on my first read-through. I was about to ask why he disappeared when he tried to roll with some clothes on. Bad idea? Should each player have a second button? It didn't seem to hurt anything, but that could change...

Lua is very easy to sandbox, luckily. function saferun(filename) local f = love.filesystem.load(filename) setfenv(f, {}) -- they can't do nasty things now return f() end Sweet. I didn't know about setfenv(). After playing with it, I think I've got it figured out, too! color=saferun("test.color...

Okay, I'm a little more awake now. The main reason I got away from the .load() was to prevent too many shenanigans. It probably comes from hanging out with the wrong crowd, but I've learned that letting your code execute additional code without supervision results in Bad Things. ... Which is pretty ...

We can't place objects near the south wall of rooms as they get hidden I haven't looked at your drawing routines, so apologies if it's impossible, but one idea would be to set alpha to something semitransparent when the player approaches the wall boundary (like Diablo does, for instance). Edit: The...