Thanks. That definition is more or less what I thought. I was looking for more specific data, though - Some kind of formula that illuminated the interrogations. For instance: Where is the "origin of coordinates" for the local space of a body? Is it on the center of mass? If yes, does this ...

I've been making some (small) contributions to Body in potato. Tried to look up stuff (e.g. what is that funky "rotational inertia" they talk about?) By the way, I'm a bit stuck with the "world coordinates vs local coordinates" wall ... there doesn't seem to be a good definition ...

Hi Kalle2990,

It worked!

I had to use the Body:getAngularVelocity notation. It didn't work with a dot.

Thanks for the help!

Hi! I'm trying to update the Potato documentation and I'm having some difficulties. The page I'm making tests in is http://love2d.org/potato/Body_getLinearVelocity_1.html The two issues I'm having are: For some reason the internal links |like_this_one| aren't being rendered as links, but as plain te...

@hertzcastle: image:setCenter() has been replaced by two additional parameters on love.graphics.draw called ox and oy. before you did : img:setCenter(200, 100) love.graphics.draw(img, x, y, angle, scaleX, scaleY) now you do: love.graphics.draw(img, x, y, angle, scaleX, scaleY, 200, 100)

Thanks for pointing this out. It certainly looks cleaner.

Hi again,

I've created a wiki page for MiddleClass, with examples and everything, if you are still interested on this stuff.

Regards!

Hi everyone,

Version 3.0 is out. Details on this post: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1053

Download: https://github.com/kikito/middleclass

Tenoch, Your advice was spot on. I wasn't storing references to the generated shapes, so they were being garbage-collected. I've modified PÄSSION so actors with a body hold information about their shapes automatically - and now the balls keep bouncing forever! It is updated on the first post. Kudos ...

My pleasure.

I challenge you now: Move your image with the cursor keys, while it keeps looking at the mouse cursor.