Cool, will keep an eye on Fixedsys too.

Shakesoda, Hangul was procedurally generated by the Unifont devs by combining glyphs which results in extra whitespace and slightly misaligned strokes. This is not a big deal but using it as a display font would be frowned upon by the typography gods.

Cool concept.

Fixedsys is great, looks like a lot of work went into it.
Could be very useful for RPGs or DOS-like games.
The reason why I wouldn't use it - is because it looks too much like a "terminal" font for my purposes.
Thanks for taking a look!

I've been looking for a nice retro font that supports at least Hangul, but couldn't find anything suitable. PressStartP2 is great and supports Cyrillic, Greek and most Latin scripts. So I went ahead and drew the few hundred Hangul syllables that were needed (although this is a tiny fraction of the e...

Hi there. Removing elements DURING iteration is done by going backwards: for i = #t, 1, -1 do if some condition then table.remove(t, i) end end So don't use "ipairs" if you are going to remove elements. Also, the code is a little bit confusing, I suggest changing the first function to: -- ...

I don't quite understand your post, but based on the .love file you have, will assume that you're asking "why isn't the L shape rotating like in the classic Tetris". One simple thing I would suggest - instead of manually rotating each piece in realtime using math, just pre-generate all pos...

Just a small update:
I've cleaned up this lib and moved it to a new repository:
https://bitbucket.org/itraykov/profile.lua/src/

Not a bad start. I won't get into the physics of ropes and joints but will mention something I noticed in the code: mag1 = math.sqrt( xvec1 * xvec1 + yvec1 * yvec1 ) ... --calc overall vectors xv = (xvec1 / mag1 * ext1) + (xvec2 / mag2 * ext2) when mag1 or mag2 is 0 you may get a division by zero. A...

Good post by s-ol. Another optimization could be to use "parallel tables" so that you have: _map = {1,2,3,4} _passable = {true,true,false,true} The idea being, reducing the number of tables. But yes, generally you shouldn't have to optimize the table access since this is pretty fast anyway...

Briefly looking at the GameJolt documentation, I will assume you are referring to the "Private Key" which is used in order to generate a "signature". As far as I can see, GameJolt's API is primarily designed to exclude this private key from request urls, not to hide it from users...