I have no finished code for your problem, but I hope the following can help. If you want to calculate positions from a given angle you always need sine and cosine (math.sin(x) and math.cos(x)) Look at the vector (1,0) that is the vector pointing to the right, with length 1. If you want to rotate it ...

Hi,

you can find a tutorial here: http://www.explodingrabbit.com/forum/en ... al-01.669/

Hi, very nice. I like it. Especially that you already included a menu. One advice for the driving physics: At the moment the cars are turning with a constant speed when I press left or right. This is good, because it means, if I go fast, the car drives in a large bend, while the bend is smaller, if ...

Thanks frpnit for experimenting. I substituted the image for a smaller one.

Nsmurf, please try the new version I uploaded in the original post. The problem is hopefully fixed now.

Use image:setWrap('repeat','repeat') See here: https://love2d.org/wiki/%28Image%29:setWrap And then draw the image with a quad, that is larger than the image. quad = love.graphics.newQuad( 0, 0, largeWidth, largeHeight, imageWidth, imageHeight ) love.graphics.drawq( image, quad, x, y, ...) This, how...

I am going to try that. The tilesheet is indeed wider than 1024 pixels. Thanks

I am trying to find out, why Nsmurf in the above post gets these artifacts. It looks like instead of drawing the content of the image, LÖVE draws white rectangles in the size of the corresponding quads.

I am not using a sprite batch, but quads and drawq to draw them. Question to the löve-technology-experts: Is that also causing trouble on some graphics cards?

Dear Community,

I am proud to announce *tatatata* the canvas free version of my code. The updated file is attached in the original post.

I am impressed. Very nice. Keep up good work.