These two explain it very well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy0aCDmgnxg

EDIT: I just realized they're the same people who made the game you mentioned. Funny coincidence.

No problem man, best of luck with your game.

Please explain more I have created a simple LÖVE project and commented it (perhaps a bit too much), maybe that will give you a better understanding of how it's supposed to work? Here it is: Snake Movement.love The gist of it is that instead of updating the x and y coordinates every frame, you want ...

rude wrote:Also:

new_icon_concept_art.jpg

Can this be the new icon? The entire picture.

I have no experience with bump.lua, but by printing the character yvel to the console I noticed that it's never 0, even when the character is perfectly still. It would probably be easier if your character had an yvel of 0 when still so you could use yvel == 0 as a condition to allow jumping... unles...

By incrementing the x and y positions in a fixed amount you can make it "jump" as you want. You can also achieve the delay between jumps by following the first example here: https://love2d.org/wiki/love.update only instead of making the npc think, you're making the snake jump to the next ...

BlakeBarnes00 wrote:Hey man, this was awesome. I just figured out tables today when making another game. Thanks so much!

No problem mate. Godspeed.

Woah bro nice and thorough. I felt as though he could have discovered the rest. (That and I also didn't have time to write a good response) Thanks, I try my best. I replied mostly because I was working on something similar recently, I'm only learning myself, just thought of giving back to the commu...

By incrementing the x and y positions in a fixed amount you can make it "jump" as you want. You can also achieve the delay between jumps by following the first example here: https://love2d.org/wiki/love.update only instead of making the npc think, you're making the snake jump to the next p...

Hello Blake, I assume what you meant is creating a new block at the click of the mouse, instead of repositioning the current one. Well, looking at the code in objects.lua, in this section: --Creating blocks objects.blocks = {} objects.blocks.body = love.physics.newBody(world.world, 100, 550, "d...