Hello everyone, I've seen in 4chan/g programming threads some challenge's list.
Maybe we could make a compilation of ideas sorted by difficulty.
I'll start.

• make a stickman with bones and rig mid

• Make a pong game for 2 players

• Tick Tak toe 2 players to play on lan

pgimeno wrote: ↑Sun Feb 25, 2018 10:25 pm Yes, as I said, draw the character to the screen instead of a canvas.

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-- Just replacing this:
love.graphics.draw(canv2)
-- with this:
carRender()
-- and removing this from carRender:
love.graphics.clear()
-- works.

You don't need canv2 at all.

thank you

pgimeno wrote: ↑Sun Feb 25, 2018 9:50 pm Hard to say without seeing your code. If you're drawing your character to a canvas, you can draw it to the screen instead. If you're using a scissor, you can remove the scissor before drawing it.

Sorry I thought it was uploaded.

There's the character, a white square with red border I can move.

But when it is out of the window size, (is it being followed by the camera), it disappears.


How can I always show the character?

Hi friends, I'm wondering in which situations I should use canvas, it will be easier if you show me some examples in games. For example, I read in the wiki By drawing things that do not change position often (such as background items) to the Canvas . http://www.terminally-incoherent.com/blog/wp-cont...

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