Thank you for visiting my thread. I need a solution for my current problem with love.physics. Let's imagine that I have 3 bodies attached with their own shapes with fixtures, they're called A, B, and C. I need to make body A not collide with body B (go through) but collides with body C. After quite ...

Love the new update! So is it possible to use your library for top-down perspective games?

Ah, you know how stupid I am. I never realize that there's a code snippet at the bottom of the page. Thank you for your help!

Anyone? I really need the help to continue forward on my project. I searched through the internet but none of them is English-friendly (words that I don't understand). Any kind of answer is appreciated. You can answer only one of the questions.

I'm a complete beginner when working with meshes. I don't know how it works and how it draws. I tried to learn about meshes by making some code, of course. I provided a LÖVE file attachment below. What I need to know are: How can I draw a complete rectangle with mesh? How can I draw a texture to a m...

Nice. Voted yes. Is it going to be a free game? If not, what will be the differences between "the free one" and "the Steam one"?

I certainly didn't know what a flat table is. You should ignore my previous posts. Well from what I can remember, I tried to push a flat table through channel but it didn't work. I didn't know why. Then I thought a flat table is a table without any value within the table (a complete flat table, {}).

bobbyjones wrote:I think he is using separate channels.

I meant for the error channel. He's pushing a not-flat table through the channel. What I am suggesting is that he should use separate channels for each field inside the table (in this case error_msg and error_data channels).

From what I can remember pushing not-flat tables through channels is not possible. You need to push the error message and data at separate channels instead.

I think this is not a self introduction, but welcome to the forum anyway! Enjoy your stay.