I'd offer myself as a frontend designer

Yes I do, shouldI move it to a key function?
It has to applyForce to a body and deal with some global variables

Hey,
So I'm having the problem that my player can jump and run, but not at once. The keystroke that is pressed before the other is prior to löve obviously. But my player should be able to walk right and when he discoveres that he has to jump be able to jump without unpressing all keys.

Hey, I want to draw a text (love.graphics.print) when my player dies. But my problem is that I can't really draw it since it has to in the love.update function to check if he's still alive. I don't really know how to solve that problem :) function love.update(dt) if(game_state == "gameover"...

function love.load() -- credit to tentus player = { x = 400, y = 465, w = 20, h = 70, v = false -- not just 0 thrust, but NO thrust at all } ground= { x = 0, y = 535, w = 800, h = 100 } initial = -200 -- start with an upward for of 200 px per second falloff = -50 -- we lose 50 px of upward thrust p...

Somehow the code seems not to work. The jump isn't performed at all. Where did i go wrong? HC = require"libs" --function to deal with collides (duh) function on_collide (dt, shape_a, shape_b) ground_touched = false --Who is who? local ground if shape_a == player then ground = shape_b groun...

That means you just made HC completly unneccessary. I'm thinking about removeing it, since those too are interfering, because I created the player and the player.box now. IT's all achieveable without it, am i right?

Okay if I understand your code right, this part... if player.v then player.v = player.v + (gravity * dt) player.y = player.y + (player.v * dt) end ...calculates the movement speed per "update" and this part... if player.y + player.h >= ground.y then player.y = ground.y - player.h player.v ...

I extracted this from your text, but I made something terribly wrong, would you mind helping me?

I looking through a dozen of games by now. But the easiest way I found was in mario 7.2 and that used love.physics. So by now I'm using Hardon Collider and Pixel movement. Would be any good to use love.physics or should I just use another method?