Post the code.... or a love file and we can help you! That is going to be my signature from now on because I'm kind of tired of typing it in threads that ask a question but never post the code or a love file... Your code can't be that amazing that someone here is going to steal it... Because if it ...

In the game that I'm making, you right click and a menu pops up right next to the mouse that gives you a list of options for the object you right clicked (similar to something like this: http://www.zybez.net/img/genimg/gettingstart/graveoptions.png). But when I added love.graphics.translate() to mak...

slime wrote:Turning the Fixture into a sensor might be what you want, rather than using collision filtering.

But, from my understanding, sensors don't collide with anything. I need to make it so that the body only collides with static bodies.

Is it possible to use Fixture:setFilterData() while still letting those fixtures produce collision callbacks? I'm aware that it sounds silly but the collision callbacks are what I'm using to detect whether the players in my video game touch items. I just don't want the items to slow the player down ...

Plu wrote:This isn't really true; no two objects are the same unless they are literally references to the very same object.

Thank you so much for the explanation. I can't believe I didn't realize that before.

rmcode wrote:Finding solutions to problems in your code is your job

That's true, and if I can't solve the problem myself then I ask for help from people who can help me solve those problems and learn from my mistakes.

I think what you are asking for can't be done, because there is no way for your code to tell which coin it should remove (and that's the problem you are facing IIUC). Yes, that's the problem. If it can't be solved by doing it this way, are there any other ways of doing this? Love is a game framewor...

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table.remove( coins, Index )

Where Index is the index of the coin in the table.

I'm aware of table.remove() but I have to remove a specific object that depends on the order in which the player touches the coins.

I have some code here that spawns a coin and adds it to a table so that all of the coins can be drawn with a for loop. When the player touches a coin it needs to delete that coin specifically and that's a problem because all of the objects in the table are exactly the same. coins = {} function spawn...

A few of my friends and I have been developing a game lately and we've ran into a problem. When you draw an image over a body it places the top left pixel of the image in the center of the body. The way that I decided to fix it was to just subtract half of the x and y values of the body so that the ...