I will not be very helpful, but you should update to the latest version of LÖVE, as you get an error for a function that doesn't exists anymore. You can now use love.graphics.draw instead of love.graphics.drawq.

Sure, extra IDs for plural/singular clarification would work.

Hello there, At the moment I'm trying to clone Nebulus, a game that I loved on my C64. Like most I do, it won't go very far, but it's still interesting on a learning point of view. Anyway, the game features towers in the middle of the water, and I'm trying to make a mirror/wave effect. For this I'm ...

Ok, I'll try to list the "problematic" IDs: All the following ones have a singular or plural problem depending on the value of the variable $1, if it's above 1, it should be plural. I think it can be a problem in English and most probably in other languages too for some of them. loadingfn ...

That's a great idea! I've noticed some mistakes and missing for the French text, I'm editing at the moment... :crazy: EDIT: I'm done with the French translation, but in some case it will read strangely as it would require two different IDs for French where in English only one would fit. On the same ...

I took a screenshot using the built-in function, and I get a normal image :


But what I really have on screen is:


I think it must a Löve or even a SDL issue, though.

It really looks and feels better, congratulations. :awesome: But I'd like to report a problem. :joker: The fullscreen doesn't work on Mac OSX, I just got garbage on screen. I've stumbled across a similar problem when I was toying with fullscreen some time ago. I guess the available fullscreen mode a...

Hi, I've just looked at your code and here is what I would do: Create a table to hold the enemies, like this: enemies = {} In the function enemy.new , replace this instruction return enemyStat by this: table.insert(enemies, enemyStat) Replace the functions to update and draw the enemy by an iteratio...

Hi, This happened to me before, that's because you are drawing at x coordinate that is not an integer. Here is what I did to fix it: function player.draw() if love.keyboard.isDown('left') == false and love.keyboard.isDown('right') == false and player.y == 528 and player.facingR then player.idleRAnim...

Very nice, I loved Space Taxi on the C64. Maybe my memory is a bit wrong, but it seems that your version is harder than the original one. I remember that the taxi could bounce a bit if you landed a bit too fast, here the taxi explodes very easily.

Or maybe I just suck.