Sup? Here is something that looks as a game now.


PS We are looking for a nice artist for the stages and backgrounds.

Upd: Sorry for the music. I was listening to a radio.

:joker: Thereis a nice answer already. LÖVE works on Windows XP and Mac OS 10.7 (Lion). The main thing is that it requires an OpenGL 2.1 or OpenGL ES 2-capable graphics card as well as graphics drivers that provide said OpenGL version. The oldest OpenGL 2.1-capable desktop GPUs are (roughly) the nvi...

Wow! I like such approach.

I'm just from the game's Steam page.
Everything looks awesome!

I can see why they have polygons for obstacles too. If you have, say, a column in the middle of a rectangular walkable area, in order to turn that column into an obstacle you have to subdivide the walkable area into at least four parts, in order to leave an unwalkable hole where the column is, whil...

It looks very cool!

*Отлично*

Hey everyone! We make an open source game and we use Tiled as the stage editor. It is used to set up sprites and collision polygons. Now, I think that the approach when you have an unlimited walking area with obstacles is a complex thing to do in Tiled. e.g. you should add more and more shapes to st...

I like the light weight and readability of the user's code.
But I have no idea where to use it yet. Some menu, cut scenes, scene editing....

Darlex wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 26, 2018 1:00 am

Example: If i have "something.lua" in C:\things\
How i can load it?

use this function
https://love2d.org/wiki/love.filesystem.load

Does your folder name contain any non ASCI characters?