Sorry If this has been already answered but what parts of the api don't work?

A lot of fun.

Just out of curiosity what IDE does everyone here use? I personally use Atom an open source IDE that I find really nice.

pauls313 wrote:Thanks, now I understand. The wiki page wasn't very clear.

I agree. It took me quite some time to figure it out.

Semeon wrote:I'll consider adding extra dlc and i'll try to fix that issue!

Awesome! great second game man.

1. Create a variable to store the gravity. Let us call that "grav". 2. Assign some value to it. Variable lets you change the strength of the gravity and it's direction. Let it be that grav = 10. Just for example. 3. Create a variable with your current Y-axis speed. Let us call that y_vel....

4aiman wrote:Can't tell if you want to learn how to code gravity. Do you?

Yes it would be awesome.

I struggled with this as well. Here is some example code I just pulled up for you. I hope it helps. function love.load() end function love.update() --get table of touch ids touches = love.touch.getTouches() end function love.draw() --iterate through touch ids for i, id in ipairs(touches) do --get po...

I that's not what I mean by iterating through an integer. This doesn't mean it's not. (EDIT from here on) Furthermore, that is exactly what OP wrote: for i = 1,100 do blah blah blah end One more thing, you don't iterate over tables, you iterate over iterators. This: for i in 1100 do print(i) end is...

Bull. None of the example you gave are iterating through integers. If you try to iterate through an integer like 6 or 1100 you'll get an error. for i = 1, 6 do print(i) end for i = 1, 1000 do print(i) end for i = 1000, 6, -1 do print(i) end I that's not what I mean by iterating through an integer. ...