Nice little game. I'm to lazy to learn how to code gravity some I tip my hat to anyone un-lazy enough to learn it.

Edit on level three you can jump out of the level on the top and on level two you can jump off the pillar thing to do same thing.

Not a bad remake. Lot of fun. One recommendation I have is that you pack the dlls and the exe file into a folder and make that into a zip rather than simply making a zip of all of the files. The reason being that the way you currently have it means that when I unpack it (on linux at least) the files...

zorg wrote:

CanadianGamer wrote:You can't iterate through an integer in lua.

Bull.

None of the example you gave are iterating through integers.
If you try to iterate through an integer like 6 or 1100 you'll get an error.

You can't iterate through an integer in lua. You can only loop through data types that support it such as tables. For example. function love.load() --define example table exampleTable = {} end function love.update() end function love.draw() for i, enemy in ipairs(exampleTable) do --whatever it is yo...

the zip file isn't properly extracting for me. I have now idea why.

The way I do it is I make a table of images and an iterator variable and just use the update loop to loop through it

It sounds like a really fun game I'm just wondering how it is a co op experience

I usually don't use a framework. I just manually do it. I find it much easier and more versatile that way.

Ok so I tried doing this at a game jam I recently attended but in the end I couldn't get it to work. Now I'm trying to do it on another game and I'm stuck again. Does anyone know how to make a virtual joystick capable of free movement?

Looks awesome! Just out of curiosity how did you do level editing