My prototype for the March 5th. You try to reach the exit in every level, and finish the game with minimum moves. You can flip the board horizontally or vertically, if after flipped, your circle ends up in an empty space. Arrow keys to move, W or S to flip vertically, A or D to flip horizontally. Th...

DanielPower wrote: ↑Sat Mar 04, 2017 7:30 pm Please provide either a .love file or a Linux binary

You can extract the love file from the Windows executables, but yeah, it'd be better.

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Nice game! A bit hard. But I might get the hang of it if I played some time. I like the graphics.

Thanks a lot. I forgot that you can reverse it that way.

Thanks a lot, ivan!

But it works reversed that way. I want the bigger the radius, the less the speed. I can divide the max_speed with ratio of course, but the result would be the same. But I already check elsewhere if player.r is more than max_radius, so no problem. I ensure player.r is between min_radius and max_radiu...

Even if you define a variable (or a constant in C-like languages) to hold such a thing, it won't change that you won't know why that exact value is required. I agree with you totally zorg, but there are instances that Sir_silver's solution might work. For example: speed = speed + 10 Why 10? Just be...

Thanks Sir_Silver!

It makes sense to make the multiplier a constant. It doesn't have to really have a meaning. Although I would prefer ivan's solution in this case, because there is a relationship between radius and speed. If there weren't it makes sense to define a multiplier and use that.

Thanks a lot, ivan. It works great. In my case, I needed to do this though:
EDIT: It didn't occur to me to define a max speed. I was trying to make it work with only the radius. Thanks.

Nowadays, every day is a game jam for me. I try to make one prototype every day as long as possible. This means I cut corners sometimes. I don't want to gain wrong habits from this. I know magic numbers are frowned upon among developers. I don't want to use them. But I'm not sure what is a magic num...

Thanks a lot, steVeRoll! That's a good idea!