Since indexing is impossible if the tile is empty (giving you an error), what to do with them? My plans include parallax scrolling, which says "no blocks for background." And even if that is somehow possible through the use of multiple layers in Tiled (but I'm not aware of a way to do it),...

Okay, that was utterly easy, I was thinking about it in an overly-complicated manner

The math.max function ensure that the value never is negative. Try experimenting with the parameters maxJumpTime and playerJumpAcceleration. Note: playerJumpAcceleration should be smaller than gravity. If it is not, the player will jump like a starting rocket. Thanks, I will definitely try it out! ...

Anickyan wrote:I see that it easily looks like something else.

Pretty awesome for isometric projects!

Sounds complicated, and yet very cool. I'm excited.

Robin wrote:

luaz wrote:perhaps you could show an example, a solid, good-working example?

I hope this helps:

editedgame.love

Thanks, that helped to confirm and see how it works. +karma for you!

SudoCode wrote:Set the tile properties in Tiled to something like "isSolid", then iterate through the tiles and populate a table with HC:addRectangle(tile.x, tile.y, tilesize, tilesize) for any tile.properties.isSolid.

Could you provide an example on how to populate a table?

Prior to this, I used to write my own collision code, but now I want (partly need, as my code sucks) to use Hardon Collider, and I'm using Advanced Tile Loader. How do I determine which tile is collidable and which is not? Best would be an example file, preferably with any image, as that's what I'm ...

What about game saves? What if the guy wants to play on multiple computers? It isn't practical to copy the WHOLE GAME to be able to do that, a simple game save folder weighting <1mb is much more practical. Jesus, the pictures go inside the .love (or .exe - whatever); the saves go in the appdata fol...