A collaborative project with retrotails, it'll be ready for release rather soon we suspect. Very, very nice, Ensayia, I love those "Puzzle Fighter"-like games, I used to spend hours playing the original. Looks very polished! It's " Columns ". An old Sega game released to combat ...

Thank you for the comments guys, they are really encouraging :) Looks cool. The background/terrain graphics remind me of Earthworm Jim from the Sega Genesis :awesome: Yeah, that's spot on. Earthworm Jim is one of my favourite games,I have studied it for a long time! What is he? A walking saucer? Oth...

Hi guys, I'd like to share some of the stuff I've been working on. It’s still nowhere near finished, but I have gotten to the point where I need some feedback on the project. It's currently codenamed “Rigel”, here’s a small “trailer” I made to possibly recruit an artist buddy of mine: IAI4htCgl8g I ...

Ensayia wrote:A collaborative project with retrotails, it'll be ready for release rather soon we suspect.

Very, very nice, Ensayia, I love those "Puzzle Fighter"-like games, I used to spend hours playing the original. Looks very polished!

You might want to count (animation) frames instead of time. The reason for this is that counting directly time can give you slightly errors unless you also take into account the time expended executing code during animation playback. The result of this is that you may end up repeating (or missing) a...

Hi JesseH, nice project man, looks really polished, congrats! Any chance of a demo version?

Ref wrote: If I force garbage collection after each image is drawn, memory use remains constant, CPU use low, and no errors are encountered.

This might be a silly question but, did you remove each image reference before garbage collecting?

Hi, tehryanx! I'd suggest using the same image for both directions, left and right, and flipping along the X axis according to a “flip” variable. The parameters “sx” and “sy” in the draw function are horizontal/vertical scale, but you can pass on negative values to flip an image along a particular a...

That's some serious cross-platform play you've got goin' on there, josefnpat

Questions of this nature should be posted in the Support and Development section. Anyway, in what part of the game loop are you calling the attack(s) function? Perhaps inside the draw function? I'm not entirely sure what are you trying to accomplish, but It seems that you need to read how löve works...