Vadi wrote:Free sound generator, works on Linux and windows: http://delirare.com/ports/sfxr-sdl.tar.gz

And Mac! Don't forget cfxr.

Well, you could try something like this: function love.load() animation = {} animation.frame = 1 animation.frame1 = (some image) animation.frame2 = (some other image) animation.frame3 = (yet another image) animation.image = animation.frame1 end function love.update(dt) if animation.frame ==1 then an...

Great game! This really shows off what Love can do. Good job though

Its cool, but the movement kinda reminds me of Windows.

I've known about it for like a year and a half, but I started using it a couple days ago. I have some programming experience on my hands now. I usually work with pygame, and now Love2d. I just googled 2d game libraries. (Witch is funny because Love is an engine.)

Well, my only guess would be to try the code without 'bullet' as a local variable.

Don't worry about bad graphics. Just make 8-bit ones, its easy! Simply make an image with the dimensions of 8x8. Then place blocks down in the shape of whatever, and resize the image.

It's nice, but may I ask for in the new updates you guys quit replacing functions with others that do the same thing? All it really does is make code, and tutorials obselete. Perhaps instead of changing syntax, you guys add new features and fix bugs? Thats just my thought of it though.