I'm having trouble with my latest project. When I try to remove an object from my bump.lua world object, I get an error saying it hasn't been added yet -- although it has. To replicate the error, open the game and left-click to shoot at the other object on screen. It will flash and disappear. This ...

in this platform example i made cuz i was bored, i got most things working except for collisions. I can jump from one platform to another just fine, but if i collide with the side or the bottom a platform, im teleported to the top of it. I know why this happens but I cant think of a proper way to fi...

Notice that you don't necessarily need graphics to make cool stuff. You could, for example, investigate sound synthesis - maybe doing synth music. I remember seeing some threads about it some time ago. It's a road few people take, because there's some math and sound is less "flashy" than ...

The problem is you're using global variables inside of your class functions. In game.lua, you write: function Game:new() require "platformSpawn" platform = Platform() end platform is in the global scope by default. Inside platformSpawn.lua, there is also this function: function createPlat...

I'm trying to get used to using classes so I have a spawn class and a game class, the game class is supposed to call the spawn class's draw function, but it gives me the error "attempt to call function "draw" a nil value"

can anyone tell me what I need to change?

The first thing i would do is put all platforms into a single table, and loop over them For example in your love.load() do something like this: ground = { } table.insert(ground, { x = 0, y = 500, width = love.window.getWidth(), height = 32 } ) table.insert(ground, { x = 0, y = 400, width = 128, hei...

zorg wrote:Edit your first post, and put [Solved] before the subject.

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airstruck wrote:Time to read PIL

Haha I know I should but I just can't get around to it XD
How do I change the thread to solved?

The most straightforward way would be something like this (assuming you only use numeric indices): for i = 1, #listOfPillars do listOfPillars[i] = nil end If you don't have too many references to that table floating around, you could just do listOfPillars = {} and update any references. ayye that w...

I want to remove every value thats in a table, but I can't figure out how, I tried making a variable that increments everytime something is added to the table, then making a for loop that, if the number of the object spawned is greater than or equal to 0, it removes 1 and decrements, then loops, her...