EDIT:

The problem is solved thanks everyone!

I'm making an arcade game where when you lose you press a key to go back to the menu, when you go back to the "game" state it doesn't re-load it again but continues from where its left of

How can I fix that?

I made a project for my chemistry teacher in Love2D. It runs pretty great in my computer but when I ran it on my teacher's PC I had a problem.. The only thing that was drawn in the game was just some big transparent tiles (white and gray) when it was supposed to show the menu screen. So I thought th...

Is it possible to detect if an object collides with an other that has a specific color (or outline color) without using any other collision detection techniques? (e.g. AABB)

Geometry is pretty fun!

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Hey man, the code is really messed up. I had to spend 30 minutes to understand what's going on..
Maybe you can try using AnAL (Animation And Love) Get it here: https://love2d.org/wiki/AnAL

It says that it's outdated but it's really easy for beginners in my opinion.

The game is amazing pal! I bet you'll get a couple million downloads

Check out http://www.mono-project.com which is an open source cross platform implementation of .NET

Looks really good! linux and mac os versions would be awesome too

Pretty cool idea! An other way you could do the same this is to draw a rectangle from top to bottom and change the game state when it reaches the height of your screen, like this function love.load() img = love.graphics.newImage('screen.png') w = love.graphics.getWidth() h = 0 go = true end function...

You can try Yae -> https://yae.io which is a cross platform moonscript engine and I think it compiles to android too.