Working on a horror game loosely inspired by Betrayal at the House on the Hill. Unfortunately, the lighting doesn't make for good screenshots... The player is shining his flashlight on some tables and a bookcase. He has picked up a slab of meat that will hopefully deal with the monster currently men...

Now that's a neat concept. I always thought Snake should have a better ending than "You're too big. Now you have to eat yourself."

Completed my project for the GitHub Game Off 2017 game jam. https://joedono.itch.io/game-off-2017-in-space Special thanks to kikito for the bump and inspect libraries and to vlrd for the HUMP library. Pretty sure I fell into the gamedev trap where I think the game is too easy, but it's actually way ...

I had been wrestling with this problem for days!! You are a scholar for coming up with this solution. Found one issue. My game is top-down, so I noticed that vertical camera movement causes the tilemap to move in the opposite direction. I had to change this line: levelMap:draw(-tx, ty, camera.scale,...

love.draw() is called every frame. If you put the code that zorg gave you in there, it should produce the seizure-inducing effect you want.

Not familiar with Phaser, but this sounds like what you're looking for: http://hump.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gamestate.html

Love 0.7 had the planet going through space and the cute green things sticking out of it.
Love 0.6 had the tank.

My solo GGJ2016 project made in Love2D. I got a lot of weird looks when I told people I built my game with "love". Oh, the innocent masses. Anyway, enjoy! http://globalgamejam.org/2016/games/glorious-morning Hopefully the rhythm and timing work just as well on your machine as it did on mine.

I haven't used love.physics very much, but don't you have to call setSensor() on your Shape instead of your Fixture? The Shape is the piece that has mass and controls collisions, right?

drunken_thor wrote:Please try the most recent version of the code, I just released a bunch of optimizations and one of them was to take out the complicated directional light math and use an arc stencil instead. That should clear up your issues.

Yep. Latest version has it fixed up just fine.