Saving and loading is a go! I'm slowly adding the necessary features to make basic levels.
I've been streaming gamedev on Twitch.tv, because it helps me focus when I know I'm live (and might get me a little publicity).

The code for this is very readable. I could see myself using it for a game; I could even modify it if I had to. Definitely gonna bookmark it.

The title pretty much explains it. It would appear that Fixture:testPoint does not work with fixtures with nothing besides a single chainshape in them. I'm sure I could find workarounds (such as using 'triangulate' to break it into triangles and testing those) but I'd like to know if anyone else has...

With huge whopping thanks to user IndieRetro, creator of the amazing Loveballs library !! https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/Yvyqcc4.png This is a project I've been working on for some time now and I realized it was long past due for having it's own thread... I've been streaming development every afternoo...

I got the physics mostly working within the last couple of days. Looks like there are some extra steps if I want to render the shape of the softbody in Unity, but I should be able to make it work. I might need to borrow someone's "triangulate" function.

FYI I am currently attempting to port this lovely library to Unity. Why Unity? A few reasons: I just took an introductory course to Unity game development, and Unity has the capability of a level editor and object manager which I was lacking in Love2D. Also, Unity uses the Box2D engine, so everythin...

I'm going to try my hand at a random generated game soon; this was very informative! Thanks for sharing all these ideas.

I'm currently working on a physics object editor, because I had a hard time finding what I needed and I want something tailor-made for my own project. I know it's a serious time-sink but it's the only option that appeals to me at the moment. I'm actually looking into ways I can export and import the...

There is a raycast function used by fixtures which even has a tutorial further down the same page . It will likely be extremely useful for launching the grappling hook. As for the rope itself, you could make it out of many connected circles or you could make only one joint, it really depends how muc...

You might research the math behind what is known as "polar coordinates", for some general vector math. It's useful for programming games in general.