The reason that's there is to make my own "air resistance" system of sort. Since in a physics simulation, any two objects of different masses would fall at the same speed, I have an added "gravityPull" that gets created depending on the object's mass so heavier objects fall down...

OmarShehata wrote: And all I do to clean memory it set them all to nil.

If you have fixtures which have user data, be sure to first manually dereference each of them by passing nil... setUserData(nil)
see https://love2d.org/wiki/Fixture:setUserData

Then you can set the object render table to nil.

Hey. There's a couple of small things preventing this from working. You can create your world like this in 0.8.0.. world = love.physics.newWorld( 0, 400, true ) When you are creating your body, you need to put the dynamic in " "... ie. pass it as a string body = love.physics.newBody( world...

The 0.8.0 version messed with with masses of my objects big time... It seems that what ever value you give for the density of the body, Love takes that value and produces a mass value in conjunction with the shape(s) volume. You can manually alter the mass of the body by using body:setMassData() and...

vernon wrote:how can you float with the apple?

Hey Vernon..
He can float in water while the others sink..
I'll put up another demo when I finish the kitchen design.
Glad you like it

This game is amazing! Glad to see you got the sine gun working nicely.
Where did you get the music from?

I've always liked the idea of a game where it has set rules on how things interact and the player is given the tools to create a world and any number of possibilities can come out of it without the player or developer even realizing that something could happen until it does. Slowly shaping somethin...

i use a method in my base class to draw the polygons of each body in the world..here's what it looks like for _, v in ipairs(self.fixtures) do local tlx,tly,brx,bry = v:getBoundingBox( ) love.graphics.push() love.graphics.setColor(0,255,255,50) love.graphics.rectangle("fill", tlx, tly, brx...

This is really good. For a minute I thought they were all the same consistency but then the water came and whoa! it flows! nice work.. Snow looks good too

If I were to do this, I would use your first solution. Just record the mouse position at each update. Although I cant imagine it being too process heavy, you could always reduce the cost of processing by recording the mouse position after longer periods or distances instead, depending on how accurat...