I have a char which moves at (100*dt)pixels per update

this works fine in my laptop, because the dt average is 0.002, but in my desktop I get some conflicts, because the dt is around 0.01, which, multiplied by 100, turns into 1.

How can I solve this without slowing my character down?

another question: how to avoid diagonal movement?

I've created a lot of threads lately, but I need your help once again, lovers, hope it doesn't annoy you :( My question goes a little further than the thread subject, and it's kinda hard to explain exactly what I want with my poor english, but I'll try: To make a grid-aligned char movement (i.e. to ...

It was the filter thing. Problem solved.

I'm using a quad animation system (made by myself) for my character, but I'm having problems with those gray outlines that keep appearing around the sprite (see attachment), is this a bug or something wrong with my code?

I'm currently working on a game with a top-down view perspective (3/4ths to be exact), and I'm considering using love.physics to check collisions and make the objects in the map 'solid' a) is this a good idea? b) the maps are larger the the screen size, do I need to create a world encompassing the w...

wouldn't the engine HAVE to be object-oriented for a graphical IDE to work properly? That depends on how you define "being object oriented" and "properly" :) The engine itself is object oriented, in the sense that C++ classes are involved on its creation. The engine language (Lu...

wouldn't the engine HAVE to be object-oriented for a graphical IDE to work properly?

an unrelated question: are there any plans to make löve run on mobile platforms like android and iOS?

I'm thinking about starting a medium-to-large project on the love engine, but all the game examples I've seen around are quick, simple demos and stuff. I have not seen any 'pretentious' project on this platform, but I haven't seen any crippling limitations on the engine itself either, so I thought I...