You can try to resolve collisions by using the velocity of the player. For example, if the player collides with a wall and the player is currently moving to the right, then you have to resolve the collision to the left.

Nice. I like it.

And thumbs up for spreading LÖVE.

I had to look it up myself. Here is the solution: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1133 ... c-notation

The error occurs in line 51 of your code. It happens when you call the function "rev" on a number that is too large. If you insert the lines print(cur) print(rev(cur)) right before line 51 you will see that the value of cur is "1.595479779756e+14". If you convert it to a string a...

Congratulations!!

After all the rather negative feedback, I wanted to give some feedback too. First of all, congratulations for actually finishing this game. I haven't really finished any proper game, so Hats off! I very much like the technical implementation of the game and the visual style. Everything looks polishe...

This is a solid little app. Well done. I like the overall style. It is very polished. One little interface thing that I don't like: The "right" button in the top left corner to switch between the "dashed line mode", changes its position depending on the current choice. That means...

So I want to be able to iterate through a table of tables (see code below) using #table, yet also access those same members using string indices -- assigning them with string indices doesn't seem to give them numbered indices. So the best I could come up with is as follows: Are you sure you need nu...

Concatenating string does not work implicitely in table definitions. Try this instead: logs = {} for i=64, 1856, 192 do local key = log..i logs[key] = whatever end But I am not sure what you try to achieve by assigning the return value of love.graphics.draw to a variable. love.graphics.draw does not...

Hi and welcome to the forum! Rounded corners cannot be achieved with quads directly, because quads are always rectangular. There are some other solutions: 1) Put the rounded corners into the image file. If you look at some free art files, you see that this is what most people are doing ( example ). ...