You can have a body with multiple chained polygons (fixtures) so you could test iterating over all of them. But yes, concave only, the whole Box2D model mostly depends on that assumption.

Yes, this:
https://love2d.org/wiki/Shape:testPoint

Now it's working. Save and load works.

Linux tester here (Ubuntu flavor), Error after clicking Continue to draft: Error lib/commonfunctions.lua:556: bad argument #1 to 'lines' (firstnames.csv: No such file or directory) Traceback [love "callbacks.lua"]:228: in function 'handler' [C]: in function 'lines' lib/commonfunctions.lua:...

I mean what's the point of this anyway?

Isn't it easier just to require draw objects locally (if they are supposed to be separated) instead of having them in tables?

The difference seems to be in kerning and I would be curious why.

Maybe provide some basic info regarding your game and your roadmap.

Fixed a bug that hindered horizontal layout.

Please, post screenshots. AFAIK LOVE uses bitmaps internally for font rendering. Even if you provide TTF, an internal bitmap font will be created from it. This could be the cause.

I might post the library with a bunch of nice polygon handling snippets that uses some recipes from other open source libraries. Or maybe higher level functions centralizing work with 2D bodies (with fixtures and shapes under the roof). I'll see if I have a time provide such library, because I still...