Hello everyone. I made a very simple quest system. It doesn't deal with drawing, only managing quests.
You can find more info on the github page: https://github.com/stefankoxd/simple-quest-system

So If I put return varname in my second file, it's scope will also be extended to the file that called that file? (in this case main.lua) Why are we initializing variables just there and not in love.load() as it is said in love2d beginner tutorial? If I do local varname in love.load, does it mean I...

ArchAngel075 wrote:-snip-

That worked! Thanks a lot!

I'm making a game where I use love.physics and I only want to change the x velocity instead of both x and y. In a normal physics game where you change both velocities it would go something like this: body:setLinearVelocity(100, 100) But for my game I only need to change the x velocity and not both. ...

This is some seriously cool stuff. I sadly don't know how to make anything this small, but kudos to you for this.

pgimeno wrote:

CrackedP0t wrote:-snip-
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What is stostring?

Most likely a typo, meant to be tostring.

Vimm wrote:-snip-

You can use tables. Theres probably something wrong with your code.

yes they can, all they have to do is replace the extension with .zip

J4awesome wrote:Hi,
I used your script in my game and I worked good.But the only thing is I couldn't figure out how to make the enemies move down to the bottom of the screen and hide itself.

You could do this: Put this in love.update.

Could you please provide a .love file?