Hey, teaming up, that's something I guess I never did.
Show as a bit of your work, I guess there maybe some people willing to try then.

Nice 3D, it looks pretty smooth. A full game using this would look rad o.o

You should fix your .love file!

but I plan on making a simple level editor to make this chore easier. There is much to be done though. Since i'm juggling college and development, I can tell this won't be quick, but i'm not giving up yet. Slow and steady wins the race. :rofl: Why not just use Tiled as Editor!? It has json as well ...

Hello! So, i've kept on working on this. I'll just do cleaning up and push a new version to github and to OP aswell. What's new? mapgif.gif I've managed to implement a Zbuffer "correctly", so now it's possible to have dynamic objects (objects that can move around)! Also worth mentioning th...

Such surprise!
And then, such disappoint..

Whoa, this is pretty rad. I remember being halfway through a gameboy CPU interpreter on lua a while back, but I lost it when they formatted my machine without permission. Yea. That happens 'round here.
Serves as lesson to put everything on some code versioning system..

The title already says half of my question, is it possible to have the Love Console running in the Atom IDE? Because I'd LÖVE that :awesome: Because I've searched for packages and I couldn't find any, currently I'm using the Love-IDE plugin which enables me to quickly run my game and open a CMD / i...

Wouldn't it be more convenient if we could specify what folder to use for each jsonmap? What if it is multiple levels, how can we handle different props and etc folders? P.s i might not be getting the full functionality of the code since I'm only basing on your provided setup. Tell me if I got some...

yetneverdone wrote: ↑Wed Apr 05, 2017 5:07 am Hi, thanks for sharing. It would be easier to use and implement if you would write a simple instruction or tutorial on how to basically use it in the github repo. Thanks again

Done. A bit guetto, but definitely not a final thing. Report to me if something seens off.