Yeah, sure thing. Feel free to grab any ideas you find interesting. I've updated the library to make the speed be more on par with gamera. I had to disable hump testing, as it seems to interrupt tracing (because of the love.graphics.getWidth/Height call I presume). JIT off: Screen to World coords co...

Thanks zorg, that's a false friend that slipped in :) "ángulo" also means "corner" in Spanish. To be honest, I hadn't tested them. Now I have. Here's the test program: local cam11 = require 'cam11' local stalker = require 'stalker-x' local gamera = require 'gamera' local humpcame...

Having gamera, hump.camera and STALKER-X around, one may wonder, does the world really need yet another camera library? No, it really doesn't. Unless... ok, ok, not that either. Or, well, maybe a little, if you are like me, and prefer that the guts of your libraries are as optimal as they can be. An...

Note I meant Mesh:setVertexMap. But now that I think about it, you probably can't use that, since the UVs need to be different depending on the face the vertex belongs to.

My problem is each block face is generating 2 triangles, 6 vertices so 36 total vertices. Using a vertex list should reduce that to 8, adding the overhead of the list of course which is 36 single numbers. If you manage to share them between blocks, the 8 would be reduced even further, to 1 per bloc...

Every good camera library has functions to convert from screen to world and vice versa. Try this: https://github.com/adnzzzzZ/STALKER-X#u ... dcoordsx-y

If you still have problems after trying that, I'll take a look.

I know this is very old, and some people will probably want to kill me for necroposting, but just in case it turns up in some search, here's my solution: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=87628 Maybe airstruck is still interested in implementing this in Luigi, after all :nyu: Pinging...

Do try to see if the problem exists in the first place to warrant going to the effort of solving it. Maybe you're right. The need arose in relation to babulous' TimelineEvents library, see this thread: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=87592&start=10 I guess that it can enqueue ...

This: function square:increment() is syntactic sugar for this: function square.increment(self) which is in turn syntactic sugar for this: square.increment = function (self) therefore the function you're looking for is stored in square.increment. However, you need some method to pass the object, and ...

I am trying to accomplish what the title says, but it seems quite tricky. See this post for background. The first problem is that textinput doesn't ever seem to come before keypressed (if it preceded the generating key all the time, it would have been pretty trivial). It always comes afterwards, and...