Helote. I am doin' it, right?

It does it when I call collision = map:initWorldCollision(world) like in the example. After further research, it appears to be the map file causing it. When you say it's for Tiled 10.1, does that mean we definitely CANNOT use 10.2? Or could it be something else? My map has alot of empty tiles in it.

I only read over the last few posts on the topic, so if this is addressed somewhere, I do apologize. I have had a couple of problems with the codebase, which I have worked around, but would like some clarification on. First: You mentioned that you set empty tiles to false in the newest version. The ...

I didn't look at your code sample, but what you are describing sounds like you need to explicitly set your color before drawing after navi/arc has been called.

zorg wrote: Actually, the bigger issue is that you'd be defining the local inside the if's

Huh. True, thanks for the pointer.

I'm still learning Lua, but I had a feeling that would be the case. You could also do an

For ease of use, you will probably want to split each set of animations into their own sheets. You'll also want to have them spaced evenly. You could use the GIMP for this.

In your love.load() you'll want to assign a variable like "currentImage" currentImage = staticA In your love.draw() you want to draw your currentImage love.graphics.draw(currentImage, 0, 0) Then you'll need a callback to load.update(dt) There you can assign the current time to a local variable. Then...