local neighbors = grid:neighbors(cur.q,cur.r) for neighborInd, neighbor in pairs(neighbors) do local neighborsD = hexes.getHexagon(neighbor) if neighborsD["text"]~="1" then if not find(closedset,neighbor) then local tempG=curData.g+1 if find(openset,neighbor) then if tempG<neighborsD.g then neighbo...

KyleFlores1014 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 19, 2017 12:06 pm

Ive found my mistake there. Sorry for that, I have fixed it and the only problems are when the player moves it doesnt transition to the walking animation

You need to increment your table index CF.

No. I'm writing a compiler that combines all required files into one and does minification on the result, and optionally turn it into bytecode. The bytecode step was omitted here to ensure maximum compatibility with different runtime versions. You can compile to luajit bytecode safely, it's cross p...

It actually still does the pause in midpoints. I would like it to go from first beacon placed to second, then third. Does anyone know how to do that? Sorry I missed the part where you needed to press the button "a" for the units to spawn. The reason your units stop in the middle of even number of s...

I'm curious about the code obfuscation, did you use some public tool?

I have no idea how you managed to get an adobe photoshop file inside your bump.lua or other amazing things I've seen. Attached a properly included STI in your project.

Here's some interesting insight on the topic https://www.factorio.com/blog/post/fff-70

grump wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 18, 2017 12:46 am

You need to enhance your calm.

Telling someone he is wrong is neither offensive nor a sign of anger. You're right about the intent though, I was wrong and it seems he wanted to assign an arbitrary string a boolean value.

Timer = require "hump.timer" local function nextImage() return { color = {math.random()*255,math.random()*255,math.random()*255}, alpha = 0, x = math.random()*100+100, y = math.random()*100+100, } end local lastImage,currentImage local function afterTween() lastImage = currentImage currentImage = n...

grump wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 18, 2017 12:13 am

That returns true for all strings. Not what OP wants.

The solution to that is to change what the OP wants since OP is wrong. If you're going to redefine what boolean means in the language you're using, you'll end up spending a lot more effort on nothing.