Have you thought about some kind of tutorial? I tried it and was confused at first because I couldn't punch down trees with my bare hands. It took me a while to find out that I needed to get rocks.

Great game hope you continue to work on it.

Did I ever say how awesome this library is?

Well: This library is awesome. Great work.

Glad you liked it. Will bake some cookies later(= make more levels). Would you say it was too easy?

Short puzzle game inspired by the gameprototypechallenge theme (ABSORPTION and FOUR COLOURS).

Edit: colors now a bit clearer + another level

Hey, coffee thanks for the feedback. The advantage(which you of course know) of an extra set of keys for directional firing is that you can move in one direction and fire in another. My experience of the last few days have also shown that it also seems to be very intuitive for new players. But you a...

Once more I did the unhealthy adventure weekend called Ludum Dare. Now that the hangover is almost gone I'd like to know what the love community thinks of this little thing I made. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10283425/ld25/logo.png Ludum Dare Entry Download Post-Compo version It's a tboi/zelda-styled a...

Please provide a .love file for your problem, so we see the code in proper context.

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You could use multiplicative blending: draw the light first and then set blendmode to multiplicative, draw the scene canvas. The color of the stuff drawn onto the lightsourcecanvas would then be your 'lightcolor'(or maybe mean something else by lightcolor?). See code in the attached .love file.

updated first post with link to the first version

Since love uses lua 5.1 which has no bit operations, you could use something like luabit(http://files.luaforge.net/releases/bit/bit) in order to implement this. edit: But what you really need is to implement a 'virtual machine' as described in [1]. This might not be an easy task. I'm very interested...