Jake: This code will make the object accelerate smoothley. newX, newY = -0.5*math.cos(-3) + vx, -0.5*math.sin(-3) + vy Ofcourse you can do something like this if you don't want any acceleration: //Move left newX, newY = vx -5, vy //Move right newX, newY = vx + 5, vy But when you do that, the veloci...

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newX, newY = -0.5*math.cos(-3) + vx, -0.5*math.sin(-3) + vy

What's this all about?

This is a cool concept! The problem is that it's hard to see what cells the items occupy. And the keys are too responsive

These functions are definitely helpful. However I don't like how everything is based on strings. So I edited anim.lua to be more class based. anim.lua function anim.create( from, to, time, delay, eq, ... ) function anim:start() function anim:pause() function anim:callback( delay, func, ... ) functi...

Brilliant!

(Animation library - awesome )

I made one

I don't think Lua has a round function but this will do the same

Depends on exactly what but surely it's quicker just to do a table lookup, right?

Alternatively you could just draw the quarters of the circles so no actual overlaying occurs. If it's an image you can draw the 'subsprite' (draws) of a corner of the circle.

EDIT: OH MY GOSH! I've just realised I spelled obey wrong in my avatar. Why has nobody told me

Rather than loading the string as a piece of Lua you can just call the function from the global table I would prefer to do that because it seems safer to me.