A better question imo is "What even is a prole?"

I haven't used box2d in awhile but you could indeed have two separate shapes and fixtures for one body. Mark one fixture as a sensor and it will not act on collisions. Look at the diagram in the link below to get a better idea.

https://love2d.org/wiki/love.physics

I am pretty certain the answer is no. I forgot the reason why tbh. I think its mainly to prevent user error. Honestly thinking about it it is a pretty stupid limitation. Although I will say in the scope of strictly game development it's reasonable. I don't really play games that often but I don't se...

Do you have the complete .love file available? I will be able to help if you can provide that.

I was catching up to everything I missed since the last time I was here. Saw a link about a love web builder. I think it packages games for websites or whatever. Anyways it said something about large game sizes not performing well in the browser. I know love on the web is not officially supported ye...

Since there is a sharp color change between the white and black you write a simple edge detection algorithm and use that to convert the image to edges. You can then use those edges to create polygons. You can preprocess it so that it doesn't have to be done at run time. Once you have the polygons or...

You are setting the coin value in the files scope. Meaning the value is only set when the file is loaded once. You need to set a random value for each individual coin. If you know oop design you are essentially setting a static class property instead of setting a per instance value. To fix this when...

You attempted to adapt the tutorial but made a mistake. On line 5 change Window to Jenny. Also read up on Lua Variable Scope. You want the Jenny variable to be available to the draw function but it will be stuck to the update functions scope. So it will still error even after you make the change.

I'm guessing the problem is less how to do such a thing and more so how to do so efficiently? Why not create the naive approach if you haven't already and check if it's actually a bottle neck. Right now off the top of my head I can't think of any optimizations. I think it mainly depends on what you ...

You can't without using a library or ffi. Unless you are on Android. I believe the flag "t.external" or whatever it is is still a thing. It basically determines where your save directory is located. The Android external fs or the internal one. You still locked to just the save directory th...