After you setCanvas, immediately clear it before you start drawing anything. love.graphics.clear(color) Where color is the color to make it. Use 0,0,0,0 or 255,255,255,0 or any other color as long as zero is the fourth (alpha) number if you want it to be transparent. Or leave the alpha empty if you...

Hello! I'm getting this weird constant drawing effect when I'm drawing something on a canvas. Am I doing something wrong? function love.load() x, y = 0, 0 width, height = 10, 10 love.graphics.setBackgroundColor(80,80,80) canvas = love.graphics.newCanvas(200, 200) end function love.update() x, y = x ...

Works as expected if your arrow is 1px thin. If you want to scale, you may have to use canvas: function love.load() arrow = love.graphics.newImage("arrow3.png") width = arrow:getWidth() height = arrow:getHeight() orientation = 0 love.graphics.setDefaultFilter('nearest', 'nearest', 0) arro...

First, make sure your image is scaled by a whole number (preferably x1,x2,x4 or x8) love.graphics.setDefaultFilter('nearest', 'nearest', 0) image:setFilter('nearest', 'nearest', 0) It's all there on the wiki https://love2d.org/wiki/love.graphics.setDefaultFilter Hmmm... I'm still not getting the sa...

Looks like a rotated, transparent image without filtering: https://love2d.org/wiki/FilterMode The arrow's shadow is probably another, offset image with modified rotation. Note that the images would be less jagged if you pre-render them in 8 directions and avoid using rotation altogether. But again,...

Hello!

I would like to know how these arrows works on a graphical level.

Animated by hand or one image downsampled?
What should I look into to achieve that?



Thanks.

By jumper, do you mean a platformer? I'm going to assume so for the purposes of this post: First, you need to know about cameras. A camera is not really an actual concept within LÖVE, it's just a bit of math you use to draw things with an offset. There are libraries out there that make this a littl...

Trying to make an infinite jumper as a school programming project and would be cool if you guys could help me on the way and where I should start.


Some few questions I have:

How do I make the screen "infinite"?
How can I follow the player?



Thanks

table.insert(objects,newObject) objects.count = objects.count + 1 for numerically indexed tables, objects.count == #objects This is my function to create a box and I put everything in a table, but here is the problem, how can I make two objects in the table collide with each other? for i = 1, #obje...

Maybe use an index? function spawnObjects(x, y, width, height, yvel, gravity) local newObject = { x = x, y = y, width = width, height = height, yvel = yvel, gravity = gravity, index = objects.count } table.insert(objects,newObject) objects.count = objects.count + 1 return newObject end something lik...