Nevermind, someone else helped me find the problem.

In util.lua, using "local instance = preset" didn't work, I had to use

local instance = {}
for k, v in pairs(preset) do instance[k] = v end

I just downloaded the file in my PC and realized it's completely fucked. I made a quick rearrangement so that you can at least see what is happening

There is a table named Items, and all of its contents is rendered every frame on screen. I have a Instantiate function that picks an item from the presets list and instantiates it in the given coordinates. The problem is that, when loading the map, all of the instantiated items seem to be in the sam...

I'm making a tilebased game, and to make things easier i'm making a map editor. But once I finish a map using it, how can I save it to use later? I read about writing to files, but I want to save it as a TABLE, so I can simply access it later.

My code iterates through a tile table every frame to draw it, but it's taking way too long. It's running at 10FPS.

Thanks guys, that was exactly what I needed. Now I can properly work on my game.

I'm making a tile-based game. For the tiles, I'm using two separate arrays for X and Y, and the movement works just as I want. But the problem is this: I want each tile to have properties such as wethrr it is a solid tile,it's sprite,percentage of oxygen (I'll try to simulate atmospherics) etc. I ca...

I tried your code but I get the error ""=" expected near "==" in line 22". The line 22 would be the second line in your code.

This is probably a really stupid problem, but anyway: I have a bullet, and I want it to move, let's say, 2 pixels towards a target every frame. I already know how to move it towards something, like this: x = x + ((targetx - x) / 5) But it obviously slows down over time. It's smooth How can I move it...

Oh well, just realized what was wrong

The compiler said that there was a problem at physics.lua but it was at main.lua