texts = {} texts[1] = "blablabla" texts[2] = "bablalba" -- etc, etc, etc... currentText=1 if kb.isDown("space") then currentText = currentText + 1; end gr.printf(texts[currentText],, 25, 455, 580, "center" ) You can make it even better way, it's the first thi...

I sincerely believe that there's no such thing - except for maybe some books on implementing AI in video games. The way I see it: 1) Check out things like circular buffers, stacks and other essential data types. Learn how to implement them yourself or how to use existing solutions. 2) Check out algo...

Hi there! First of all - thanks for posting your problem. I've had very similar setup for my ongoing project which I have not been able to test yet, and when I finally tested it thanks to your post I've ran into the same problem. I've had to do some code refactoring and the best solution for me was ...

Uhh... broken with new Love version... Will there be a fix?

It would be better if you just stored all of your objects in one table to start with, unless you have a certain reason (aside from organization) as to why you shouldn't. I actually thought of one other thing you could do: pass the same reference to both tables. This would use a lot of memory, but y...

Thanks for answer Judging by your pictures, what you really mean is 2.5D, not Isometric. I can't really draw ;-) Second, you can achieve what you want with an aspect of the object called the "z". Draw objects with a high z first and objects with low z last. That would be really beautiful.....

Hey, thanks again for replies! STI allows you to place custom layers inbeteen the others Yes, I'm perfectly aware of this functionality. And, of course, I meant STI not STL, as previously written... Please treat it as a missclick ;-) Anyway, here's where the problem lies: (Excuse me for my lazy draw...

Thanks for the reply! Put all the things (= objects, floor tiles, walls...) into one list and sort these by x or y coordinate and then draw from back to front. That's exactly what I want to do... Only problem is that I don't really know how to do that with ATL or STL. I want to draw floor. Then I wa...

Hello there! I've got this five layers in Tiled Map Editor -Floor -Wall "base" -Wall "middle" -Wall "roof" -Objects layer And ATL or STL library, whichever'd allow me to do my stuff easier. Object layer houses player, enemies and environment elements Player and enemies ...

I'm don't really know Anal lib, instead I use https://github.com/kikito/anim8 and I'm very fond of it. I know it's not very helpful, but so far I've never ran in such a problem with anim8 and porting your animation to it should be matter of seconds