local actors = { n = 0 } actors.__index = actors function actors.add(self, actor) self.n = self.n + 1 self[self.n] = actor end function actors.draw(self) for i=self.n,1,-1 do self[i]:draw() end end function love.load() -- actor(name, position, isVisible) local chris = actor("Chris", "...

^ in order for this to work you would have to send the table reference (actors) with each actor you create.
Running the insert manually feels less convoluted, unless you would make a "actorhandler" class and run it with that.

s-ol wrote:He was talking about drawing static parts to canvases, then drawing them as quads unless I am the one who misunderstood.

Exactly

alloyed wrote:http://lovefiddle.com/H56HHtA4mCJnEM5pY
here's a procedural dungeon generator ripped from my game
this is the debug mode, so you get to watch the dungeon being made in real time :O

I like it you get a clear view of whats happening

Damn, that's pretty cool!

Btw, the love.wheelmoved(x,y) function feeds -100/100 y-values instead of the regular -1/1 from love. Not sure if you can fix that or if its dependant on some lib you used.

For now I'll just devide the value by 100 I suppose .

I fiddled my lastest project. (tuned it down a bit for the fiddle to not crash) http://lovefiddle.com/cNr47LHZn4vLJm44t Adjustable map variables line 4 - 7 Spacebar generates a newly seeded map 101x101 noise generated heightmap in 2.5d (down from 1001x1001 in my desktop version) The scroll functiona...

Is it possible to make some sort off loadDraw() function? Where you basically just draw all your canvases that wont change during the game (like game terrain) once. (as calling the graphics module during load does not work :< ) After which u just always call your canvas in the regular draw function...

Is it possible to make some sort off loadDraw() function? Where you basically just draw all your canvases that wont change during the game (like game terrain) once. (as calling the graphics module during load does not work :< ) After which u just always call your canvas in the regular draw function?...

I don't know what is buggy about this code; I ran this test with your provided code: Tested on W7 - 64 bit FontBug.love I did not run into any issues. Edit: I debug my applications with the love console. So i replaced your debug line with a regular print. Looking at the actual return value, I guess ...

Jwatt wrote:

Have you been watching Mahou shoujo ikuseikeikaku? xD