Something like this? Instead of flooring the coordinates. Edit: -- This Might be what you want, never in between a pixel function pixelPerfectScale(pos,scale) return math.floor(0.5+pos/scale)*scale end Also you could just draw to an unscaled canvas. Then scale the canvas to the screen. --Wrong funct...

If the Love guys are using Semantic Versioning, or something like it, then the leftmost number is how many times they've rewritten or massively refactored the code (or significantly broken any source compatibility if being used as a library). So, ideally they wouldn't ever reach 1.0.0, if that were...

There is something wrong with "map_generator.lua" You place non wall segments where there should have been a wall.

The .love I've added now draws red walls instead when map[x][y] == 1. I've also made the math.randomseed(10) so I don't have to go looking for broken wall segment each time.

And It's done :D Might have focused on the small technical a little to much. Art have suffered as a result and no sound at all. It really looks like paper though. http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-32/?action=preview&uid=46081 http://ludumdare.com/compo/wp-content/compo2//444368/46081-shot0-1...

Well I've been programming for about a year now. So It would be nice to make a game for once.

You know instead of procrastinating by working on my programming tools. Fancy tools, but no tool made a game...

How about a more visual test. The upper line is based on monitor vsync and the bottom line is based on dt. Not much difference eh? But look closely and you'll see that one line has more jitter than the other. monitorDTposition = 0 loveDTposition = 0 monitorDT = 1 / select(3,love.window.getMode()).re...

This is my lovely dt with "love.timer.sleep" enabled. The problem is "love.timer.sleep" is way to sleepy and sleeps for 0.015-0.017ms no matter what. Thus interfering with my framerate. 0.020445311442018 0.015627551358193 0.017244277521968 0.015619446989149 0.021231761202216 0.01...

The effect isn't very noticeable most of the time. But due to my computer having a broken "love.timer.sleep()" function, it became very apparent as the dt jumped between 0.0333 and 0.0167 (Due to vsync either doing every frame or every half frame) Here's also an great explanation on why us...

dt output. vsync enabled. 0.016141746193171 0.016393890138716 0.01650405395776 0.016975623555481 0.016420305240899 0.016438916325569 0.015358597505838 -- Imagine what will happen here. 0.017257184721529 -- You compute this frame with the dt above. 0.016084713395685 0.015919318888336 0.01655058003962...

If vsync is enabled and the game isn't very demanding. Then just getting the dt from the monitor refresh rate is probably the best solution. Of course you'd need to write some logic to handle computers without vsync and possible love.window.getMode() refreshrate errors. refreshrate = select(3,love.w...