Twiggy wrote:I was hoping to use Torque 2D but when I saw that it doesn't support real time interactions

What does that mean?

i made a radix sorting algorithm in lua and in Squirrel to see how much faster the Squirrel arrays where than lua and it was by orders of magnitude If performance is the goal, just use LuaJIT. It smokes nearly everything. there are a number of other things like bit-wise operators, increment, deincr...

Squirrel has arrays, Lua doesn't. Lua has arrays, it just doesn't use a special language construct for them. If you use a table as an array, internally it is an array. Every table has an array and a hashtable portion (if you never use one portion, it's never even allocated). See the last two lines:...

I've messed with the ground code, and it turns out the graphics are offset and the ground has holes. Well, since you were feeling so discouraged , I took a look at it (while waiting for Ubunto to download). Biggest problem: self.body = love.physics.newBody(GetWorld(), p.x, p.y, m, i) self.shape = l...

ZenX2 wrote:I got frustrated with my other projects

Ahhh...

OOP in Lua At a minimum you can use this for basic prototype-based inheritance: local Object = {} function Object:new (o) o = o or {} -- create object if user does not provide one setmetatable(o, self) self.__index = self return o end You can use it something like this: Point = Object:new { x = 0, ...

Argh, so close. Anyways, passing self as the first argument doesn't work :| Erm, you can have the version I played with last night. The only change was to drop in my class library (because I didn't feel like debugging the one you had) and fixing the superclass method calls. This got Mr. Squario to ...

Player:Think is never being called, only the base class method is. I took a look at the class library and it made me want to punch a baby, so you're on your own there... >.>

zac352 wrote:Lua changed some syntax here...

It has.

Did you forget something?