I've written a file picker dialog using lfs and imgui. This was my first attempt at using imgui. The lack of documentation made it more difficult than it needed to be starting out, but once I got the hang of relating the C++ documentation to the Lua bindings, it went quite smoothly. I'm really happy...

Can you post your code so we can see what is causing the issue?

Read the Bump documentation. Bump is the collision library. You'll need to add your player to the world, and then all movements will have to be called through bump's move function. The bump github page gives examples on how to do all of this. Basically, bump has a list of all collidables. When you m...

Well, do you have the bump library loaded? You'll need to get bump.lua, put it into your game's directory, and load it into your game using You can't use STI's bump plugin unless you have bump loaded.

If you need more complicated collisions, for example, using two collision boxes for a corner wall, or a smaller collision box for a thin wall, you can open the Tile Collision Editor in Tiled, and create collision boxes for an individual tile. If these collision boxes exist, STI's bump plugin will lo...

If you want to make a specific tile collidable, click the tile in your tileset pane, and then under the properties pane on the left, click the + icon, and create a new boolean property called collideable. Set this to true. Once you've added collidable tiles in your tiled map, you need to load them i...

Creating your own tile editor will certainly be a learning experience, but also takes quite a bit of time and knowledge. My personal recommendation is to use something like Tiled, which is quite powerful and exports to a Lua file that you can load with STI, or by writing your own map loader. Only wr...

I'm glad you got it working, but I would like to add that you should not be using a global variable for enemy. -- enemy = {} -- Not necessary enemies_controller = {} enemies_controller.enemies = {} function enemies_controller:spawnEnemy(x, y) local enemy = {} -- This variable can be local since we c...

I'm porting my engine to use Classy rather than Middleclass in a separate branch so I can test the difference. But I'm running into an issue. Middleclass syntax: local Person = class('Person') Person.species = 'Human' Person.numArms = 2 Person.numFingers = 10 Person.defaultPicture = love.graphics.ne...

Please provide either a .love file or a Linux binary