I meant something like this: function addblock(x, y, t) blockremoved = 0 for i = 1, #blocks do xmouselocation = math.floor(x / size) ymouselocation = math.floor(y / size) if blocks[i] then if blocks[i].x == xmouselocation and blocks[i].y == ymouselocation then table.remove (blocks, i) blockremoved =...

I'm fairly new to love2d myself so take this with a grain of salt.

Can't you just reverse your addblock function? You know where to place a block when you click the mouse so be reversing the process you should be able to find if there is block in that location.

I needed about 20 tries. First I gave up after about 20 tries but after a few hours I had an accidental brain wave and I solved it the first try.

I had hoped I could do it without using tiles. I had hoped I could have it more 'organically'. And I actually think it's possible because it does work when it goes from horizontal movement to vertical movement, but not from vertical to horizontal movement. This makes me suspect there is actually som...

Hello, Today I've been playing around with LÖVE. It's my first time writing in lua, and it shows. There are some design flaws, especially with the tables, but I don't think that's the problem. It's a snake clone, I've got almost everything done except the snake's tail movement. As you know the tail ...

Thanks, it works. Great to see what can be done with LÖVE and to learn from it.

I'm sorry for this kick but the files don't seem to be there anymore. As a new LÖVE user I'm interested in this. Could someone rehost these files? I'd appreciate it.