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The bodies that stop colliding is very likely do to garbage collection. Check that you keep references to the shapes somewhere, otherwise they'll be destroyed. The easiest way is to put them in a table somewhere.

wxLua is very nice. Keep in mind however that it's not meant to be used for real time "games", but rather event based applications. In other words, nothing happens unless the user inputs somethings. Now you have ways to go around that, and there are examples of tetris games made with wxWid...

I must lack some cultural reference here...
Nice trophy though!

wired22 wrote:EDIT= I am sorry for any trouble caused BUT APPARENTLY Ubuntu automagically makes another folder inside the zip.

I suppose you meant "file-roller", the default graphical archive manager thingie in Gnome, the default desktop environment of Ubuntu?
Duh i'm just playing on words.

Now this may be unrelated, but you can always do
I'm not sure how that would be useful, since when you have "a", well, you have it already, so no need for "a.myself", but I felt like mentioning it anyway. Maybe someone will have an application for this.

:x For all your Lua needs, remember to check first: 1. the reference http://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/ . There's all you need to know there, once you know a bit about the language. 2. the official book, http://www.lua.org/pil/ for more friendly and verbose explanations. Ideal to learn. It should also c...

Well it might be a floating point precision thing. It seems to be quite a small error, so it might not be a problem. Otherwise, you can keep a global sum and reequilibrate the universe's total mass rregularly, if you really want to

Avalon wrote:But evil libs make the world go round.

Queen begs to differ.

Waah, you guys have a lot of time on your hands!