For what it's worth, I don't see any jittering. Very smooth.

slib.lua -- line 86

change this: to this:

Here's a really simple example with syntax that's more C-like. local function switch(value) return function (cases) cases[value]() end end local value = "hello" switch (value) { hello = function () print "Hello, world!" end, goodbye = function () print "Goodbye, world!"...

In case anyone is interested, I modified the default error handler to use MoonScript line numbers when available. This is probably the last update I'll make to this project until either LÖVE or MoonScript are updated.

That looks great . Excellent work for a first project in LÖVE. And yes, the lerp function takes a normalized time to 0.0 to 1.0. The duration and elapsed properties of the enemies are in seconds.

Thank you for your help, I will try to """""convert"""""" it for my code ! I understand how it works mostly, i'll give updates when things starts to look better than a blue screen :D No problem! And please do post updates, I love to see what ot...

What you want is a function that acts across frames to move your enemy to the desired location over a period of time. Unfortunately, this is not possible. No matter what you do, you need to have *something* in love.update that moves the enemy frame by frame. You can take my code as an example and ad...

Nice job, great art! Is that cake a lie, or am I just seeing things?

Maybe this can help you get started? local enemy = { origin = {x = 100, y = 100}, -- pixels destination = {x = 400, y = 200}, duration = 1.0, -- seconds elapsed = 0.0 } local function lerp(from, to, t) return {x = from.x + (to.x - from.x) * t, y = from.y + (to.y - from.y) * t} end function love.upda...

Hello, everyone! Long time no post (I was getting my hands dirty with Unity and Godot). I'm back to the awesomest engine out there, and I have a project to share with you. :awesome: Have you heard of MoonScript before? If so, you should be excited. If not, you really should take a look at it. Great ...