Glad I could help

Such a library should probably be implemented in C to be faster. Well actually, here is one: http://www.tecgraf.puc-rio.br/~lhf/ftp/lua/#lbc Although it is indeed interesting to code stuff for the fun, I doubt that big numbers (arbitrary precision) are necessary for game development. I'd like to see...

Geany has a fancy (but simple) customizable shortcut on F5 to run programs. For Lua files it defaults to running "lua filename" in a terminal, but you can easily change it in "Build" -> "Set includes and arguments" to "love .".

Plus, Geany is a nice editor.

Awesome!

/me happy

I still don't get why we don't comply totally to the Lua standard and make require() take only the module name, without the .lua
Especially if you use the module() function in it, which iirc uses the name passed to require() to name to module.

(Oh and Lua is capitalized Lua. Not LUA. )

OH!

I was SO gonna clone Osmos in the next few days!
How did you manage to read in my mind?

I am VERY angry now

Good luck with it though.

Physics has inbuilt scaling now, so if you want it to be pixels again, create the world bigger and set the scaling to 1. The default scale value is 30 px/m, so: world = love.physics.newWorld(xsize * 30, ysize * 30) world:setMeter(1) That's a very bad idea. Unless you plan on having objects no bigge...

Actually, love.physics was heavily fixed :) A lot of stuff there was broken. But we need to make the documentation, indeed. As for your particular problem, the body:get(Local/World)Point() function seems to take only two parameters indeed, the x and y components of the vector you want to convert to ...

TechnoCat wrote:I like Ecuador. Look forward to playing a game!

Mmm, what's the connection with Ecuador? oO