Interesting case. I have never thought of that. I agree, that wrapping an image and having multiple tiles in one image file is impossible. The former means that you create a quad that is bigger than the image file and the latter means you create one that is smaller. That won't work at the same time...

The best way? Not sure. Give the same problem to different programmers and even if the goal is the same, the execution is likely to vary. A timer is probably one of the simplest ways to do it - maybe I'm not savyy enough to think of other ways though. My suggestion has little to do with the jetpack...

Hi everybody! I'm trying to render a background made of a repeated tile (let's say 100x100px) in a great square (let's say 3000x3000px) that is the ground where the player walks. I've got four types of tiles, but I display just one at a time! For example, for a while there is a sandy ground, then a ...

micha wrote:You can draw a circular sector with love.graphics.arc. And if you need a more complicated shape you can always make a polygon of the shape and use this as a stencil.

Oh thanks, I didn't remembered there was such a function!

Did you try setting a stencil while drawing a stencil? Do you mean something like this? triangle = function() love.graphics.polygon("fill", xc, yc, 0, 600, 300, 0) end groundCircle = function() love.graphics.setStencil(triangle) love.graphics.circle("fill", xc, yc, r, 100) love....

Hi everybody! I'm trying to draw a tiled ground, but I want it to be a circle of radius r. So, I first drew a square with sides of 2*r of length, and then I applied a stencil of a circle of radius r with the same center of the square, and everything worked very well. My problem is this: what can I d...

Thanks for the answer! So it's as simple as this? I thought you needed more drastic change on that line equation!
Anyway, seems better... But can I ask a further question? Is that the best way to achieve an "incremental jumping"?

Hi everybody! I'm developing a platformer and I need to let the player to jump at three stages, so that it performs a low-, mid- and high-jump. I've followed the platformer jumping tutorial that addresses my problem, in fact there is the "jetpack" system that works kinda well, and I can tw...

Thank you! This project is wonderful, and very useful!