This is really cool. I notice the examples include the .aseprite files, and that the JSON files reference the .aseprite files too, but is it necessary to include them? Or is it possible for it to work with only the JSON and PNG spritesheet, without giving away the aseprite source file?

Here's the game we made, Trebuchet Town!
It's a cross between a city builder and a flinging game, where you have to use a trebuchet to fling buildings into place.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/trebuchet-town

I'm really looking forward to it!

This will be my 3rd Ludum Dare. My last two were LD36 and LD39.
In LD39 we managed to rank 20th in theme and 25th in graphics.

But, I'm planning to make this my best Ludum Dare game yet!

I've used shaderview extensively before, and I really recommend it to anyone who wants to test out shaders, play with existing ones, or create new ones. I like to use it if I want to create a new shader to add to a game I'm working on before adding it to the project. The auto reloading and error cat...

It appears that you're drawing a canvas to itself. No bueno. I suggest adding another canvas.

No problem. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

Ok, I spotted the issue. In the player collision code, you can fix the issue by changing the code from this: if coll.touch.y > goalY then -- We touched below (remember that higher locations have lower y values) our intended target. self.hasReachedMax = true -- this scenario does not occur in this de...

@g0r1ll4 Bounce is very important! I recommend looking at the image found here. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kikito/bump.lua/master/img/bounce.png Bounce will calculate collisions after the bounce occurs too, in the angle that it bounces. With slide it would calculate collisions along the direc...

Thanks!

Hi fairenough. I have used bump for a few projects. I looked over your code snippets and no issues stood out to me. Could you post a .love so I could take a closer look at the issue?