Hi, Using osx your are able to find your pointer to shake the mouse pointer very fast. It then will become a huge pointer, and then you see/think "Hey there is my pointer". But, when users do this, it will 'detach' the current window cursor (fps drop) and have some seconds no contact with ...

I din't read the code, but in the first days when I was working with testing, this information is important. If you use UDP you don't have any guarantee that your message is send/received. I guess that this is not the issue here but its good to know. For some things you want to use TCP because that ...

Yust to be sure, I already saw that I can use multiple canvas to draw thing in the background and use it later, and this is working for all devices. This is something else then love.graphics.isSupported("multicanvas") that I don't want to use because I don't want to use simultaneously draw...

oke good to know.

Oke thanks. And is there are list what devices or systems love support at the moment ? For example what minimum iOS version ? Or recommended version. Or what iPad version. I'm far from deployment but its good to know if something can work on a 'old' iPad 4 with a old iOS version or not. Would be nic...

How many devices will support the Canvas functions Using the latest love version? https://love2d.org/wiki/Canvas For now my target is MacOs/Windows/iOS/latest android and if everything goes very goed (keep on dreaming, nintendo switch and maybe other consoles when possible in the future). Maybe I wa...

Solved local function collision(x, y) .... end map = {} -- create a 'window' where to search local x1 = 75 local y1 = 400 local x2 = 590 local y2 = 720 ----- local mapY, mapX = 1, 1 for y = y1, y2 do map[mapY] = {} for x = x1, x2 do if collision(x, y) then map[mapY][mapX] = 1 else map[mapY][mapX] = ...

Oke working code, but not the final code, because I have to figure out how to do the math to convert the xy data I create 3 tables... Thanks for your help, I will mention it in the credits list :) map = {} -- create a 'window' where to search local x1 = 75 local y1 = 400 local x2 = 590 local y2 = 72...

I think I understand it almost... Experimenting with this. local currentXn, currentYn local targetXn, targetYn local mapY, mapX = 1, 1 for y = y1, y2 do map[mapY] = {} if currentY == y then currentYn = mapY end if targetY == y then targetYn = mapY end for x = x1, x2 do if currentX == x then currentX...

Sorry I don't understand how... I saw something with a camera class that converts local to world coordinates and world to local. I guess you I have to change after the for loop those 4 coordinate but what is the formula to do that ? currentX = currentX - x2 currentY = currentY - y2 targetX = targetX...