pgimeno wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 7:17 pm To copy a quad, you need to draw that canvas on the second canvas.
There are probably better ways for specific usages.

Thanks for the help, got it now. Must be my age

raidho36 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 6:55 pm You can draw to an intermediate render target, then perform manipulations with it, and finally put it on the screen.

Hehe yeah that's pretty much what I want to do (well, do a normal draw, copy part of that to the intermediate target etc) just can't see how atm

I'm sure I've done this before, but I haven't done any coding of late and can't recall how to go about it: I need to copy part of the back-buffer (or whatever its called these days), draw some stuff on it then copy it back to the screen before it's displayed. The part being copied, drawn to then cop...

Looks fun, must read up more of your links to understand it (I know less than ivan about fishing) as some of the jargon meant nothing to me. At first glance, I couldn't decide what some of the sprites were until I rammed them! I think the kb controlled boat movement is ok, it might not be immediatel...

kbmonkey wrote: ↑Fri Dec 22, 2017 7:45 am working on a bass fishing simulation

This looks interesting, own thread?

Depends! If you wanted to allow the player to click on a blank space and then enter a letter you could do something like this: Lets say your 'blanks' are represented by boxes 64x64 each at top left of the screen, When the user clicks the mouse (and mouse y co-ord is less than 64, you work out which ...

Tidied that up a little in case anyone else finds it useful: local LINELENGTH = 40 local CENTREX, CENTREY = 400, 200 local TURNSPEED = 80 local lineAngle = 90 function love.draw() love.graphics.setColor(255, 255, 255, 255) love.graphics.ellipse("fill", CENTREX, CENTREY, 10, 10) love.graphi...

EDIT Still not right (lol) missed another check, shoudl be ok now: function love.load() love.mouse.setVisible(false) lAngle = 90 dAngle = 0 end function love.draw() love.graphics.setColor(255, 255, 255, 255) love.graphics.ellipse("fill", mX, mY, 4, 4) love.graphics.ellipse("fill"...

And you did have params wrong way round in your code:

io.write(i, ' : ', math.atan2(x, y), '\t')

Now at computer with love installed. This does the trick (but still quick and dirty)... function love.load() love.mouse.setVisible(false) lAngle = 90 dAngle = 0 end function love.draw() love.graphics.setColor(255, 255, 255, 255) love.graphics.ellipse("fill", mX, mY, 4, 4) love.graphics.ell...