Help implementing game logic from fish fillets

[glitchapp]

Yes, here was an issue that the block cannot be moved if it (after moving) collides with the agent. Added the exception for active agent.

Maybe some issue with two E-shaped blocks, but I think that the list of moving blocks solve this problem.

Update:
Easy levels, how to call it and how to switch (press any key to start the next one) them:
levels-01.love

Update 2: graphics
2022-02-13T23_21_07-Untitled.png

I implemented everything in my game with all the tools, it works but there are a pair of bugs that do not react like in your code:

1. Graphics are not loaded, I just set up a different folder but even keeping the same structure they don't load...

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local path = 'assets/players'

2 Problem when pressing enter instead of restarting the level everything moves to the left. Is that happening because I changed the path?

Update:

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local path = 'assets/players/'

Sorry I'm so stupid, a "/" at the end was missing that's all with the graphics.

The other bug still remain, and the reason must be here:

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	pb:keypressedMoving (scancode)
	if key == 'space' then
		pb:switchAgent ()
	elseif key == 'return' then
		package.loaded['levels.level-1'] = nil
		level = require ('game/levels.level-1')
		pb:load (level)
	elseif key == "escape" then
		love.event.quit()
	end

I can't understand what's wrong, maybe that the levels are in a different folder?

[darkfrei]

require ('game/levels.level-1')
Must be
require ('game.levels.level-1')

[glitchapp]

require ('game/levels.level-1')
Must be
require ('game.levels.level-1')

done, still not working, I tested all of this combinations:

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		package.loaded['levels.level-1'] = nil
		level = require ('game.levels.level-1')
		
		package.loaded['level-1'] = nil
		level = require ('game.levels.level-1')
		
		package.loaded['level-1'] = nil
		level = require ('levels.level-1')
		
		package.loaded['game.levels.level-1'] = nil
		level = require ('game.levels.level-1')

none of them work...

Sorry I know what's happening, the level was already loaded first and overrides your code. Solved. I will update it soon.

Updated!

Nothing personal against your selection of colors, but the fish like more mines so I override them (look how happy they are). It's not me it's them, I hope you don't disagree with them.

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[darkfrei]

See the code of levels-01.love here: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php ... 57#p246657

We can load all levels:

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levels = {}
for i = 1, 6 do
	local filename = 'levels/level-'..i..'.lua'
	local info = love.filesystem.getInfo (filename)
	if info then
		local level = love.filesystem.load (filename)
		table.insert (levels, level)
	end
end

open and execute code from this level:

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function loadLevel ()
	if not levels[nLevel] then
		nLevel = 1
	end
	level = levels[nLevel]() -- brackets are execution
end

So just set the number of level and load it:

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function love.load()
	nLevel = 1
	loadLevel ()
end

On level is done, press any key to load the next level:

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function love.keypressed(key, scancode, isrepeat)
	if level.done then
		nLevel = nLevel + 1
		loadLevel ()
	end
end

[glitchapp]

See the code of levels-01.love here: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php ... 57#p246657

We can load all levels:

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levels = {}
for i = 1, 6 do
	local filename = 'levels/level-'..i..'.lua'
	local info = love.filesystem.getInfo (filename)
	if info then
		local level = love.filesystem.load (filename)
		table.insert (levels, level)
	end
end

open and execute code from this level:

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function loadLevel ()
	if not levels[nLevel] then
		nLevel = 1
	end
	level = levels[nLevel]() -- brackets are execution
end

So just set the number of level and load it:

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function love.load()
	nLevel = 1
	loadLevel ()
end

On level is done, press any key to load the next level:

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function love.keypressed(key, scancode, isrepeat)
	if level.done then
		nLevel = nLevel + 1
		loadLevel ()
	end
end

I override your colors:

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function love.keypressed(key, scancode, isrepeat)
if tedit=="no" then

	pb:keypressedMoving (scancode)
	if key == 'space' then
		pb:switchAgent ()
	elseif key == 'return' then
		package.loaded['game.levels.level-1'] = nil
		level = require ('game.levels.level-1')
		pb:load (level)

	love.graphics.setCanvas(canvas)
        love.graphics.clear()
                love.graphics.setColor(0.146, 0.73, 0.73)
		love.graphics.rectangle('fill', 000, 0,1920, 1080) -- the live code library changes the background, this is a temporary solution till I find the reason
		love.graphics.setColor(1,1,1)
		pb:drawMap ()
        
        --my personal colors
        loadwallborder()
        draw_level()
        draw_gamegui()
        draw_debug()
		pb:drawBackgroundGrid ()
        love.graphics.setCanvas()
		
	elseif key == "escape" then
		love.event.quit()
	end

I will implement that for the next update, I don't think uploading the game over and over for every small change it's ok, I keep it for the next big update and if I find any problem I will let you know ok?

[darkfrei]

The project looks to big for me and I have no experience with any libs so I always write my own for better understanding how it works.
Yes, I've never done any project.

Your colors are better, but I think that we need textures for background, tiles and objects.

[glitchapp]

The project looks to big for me and I have no experience with any libs so I always write my own for better understanding how it works.
Yes, I've never done any project.

Your colors are better, but I think that we need textures for background, tiles and objects.

Feel free to send me any graphic art you want, I may not always be online or send updates but I will be adding content as I receive it. By the way I just suppose you draw the fish yourself?

As you said this project can get very big so I have to find a way to make people aware and involved... I will think about making a website maybe... let's see ... there is time for all of that

[pgimeno]

Code sharing sites (notabug, codeberg, github, gitlab, bitbucket...) are designed to solve precisely these kinds of problems.

[glitchapp]

Code sharing sites (notabug, codeberg, github, gitlab, bitbucket...) are designed to solve precisely these kinds of problems.

Thanks, that codeberg looks interesting, I did not know about it.

Yes you are right, it is just discussing more subjective topics like graphic styles or sharing art seems to me out of context on those places. I may consider opening a web page and email or forum to receive such kind of things like art / graphics etc that I think don't fit on those sites that are more oriented to code.

[darkfrei]

By the way I just suppose you draw the fish yourself?

Yes, it's my graphics Used mouse, paint dot net and about 5 minutes time
The blue fish is just stretched up the gold one, than a little bit reworked.