I look forward to it!

Really cool game! I think the combat would be more fun if rambo cat faced the direction of the mouse, as opposed to the last direction the player moved rambo cat.

Lol, you're response has made my day. Honestly, I was having a bit of a rough morning and seeing your comment made me smile and feel a whole lot better, thank you for being so nice and humble. :awesome: Let's say you want to search for a given board position in 100 saved games, you would create 100*...

Having a different Lua "object" for each piece is just not a good approach, it's possible to make something like that work, but it's going to be a memory hog at best. Can you please go into detail as to why this is a bad idea? I'm not sure what your expertise is, or if you're familiar wit...

Bump-date: --Revising the way some drawing operations are performed so that they are done less stupidly. (Like creating new canvases every drawing frame *shudders*) --Made the game a little easier on the eyeballs. --Fixing the window resizing/recreating at launch. (Resizing the window will probably ...

Oh yeah, you can absolutely do what you're talking about with love! Basically, you just have to draw 4 or however many camera perspectives you want at certain positions on the screen. How you do that is up to you, but it's entirely possible.

When you say "simulate" multiple screens, do you mean can you draw what you see on one of your monitors in part of the love 2d window?

The question is a bit vague, can you try to do into further detail?

I was curious about those of you who are currently, or have made games using LOVE, what your experience was with working with a group of developers to try to make a game. If you work alone: --Do you work alone because you enjoy having the process of making something from start to finish, or for some...

LÖVE 0.10.1 here as well. Minimizing the window works; changing virtual desktop works; shading the window does not work properly. It says "Window is not visible!" immediately followed by "Window is visible!" when shading, and nothing when un-shading. I'm using WindowMaker if tha...

Ah, well forget about my idea then.