This is awesome! Great work!

Thanks! I already was using love.graphics.clear(), didn't know it could pass colours. Woop!

Title says all. I'm trying to get a cool effect where my canvas (which coincidentally is the same size as my physics area) has a different colour than the rest of the background. I suppose I could just add a rectangle the size of the canvas before everything else on the canvas, but I wanted to know ...

Look up SockMonkee Development. His tutorials are a bit old, but are still mostly relevant. Its where I learned how to code.

Not bad for a first game.

Encountered a few weird glitches (infinite screenshake at one point), and the help screen is unreadable (white text on white bg). Other than that, nice job.

Well, I'm no expert. I have made simple gun mechanics before.
It depends on how you want it to work. If you want the bullet to follow your mouse, it's a bit trickier, but there's a great wiki article on how to do that.

Hey all! I'd like to experiment with using low-poly graphics. For now, I want to generate a somewhat large lowpoly background (just like http://alssndro.github.io/trianglify-background-generator/ does) and draw it to a canvas, so I could parallax it. Im sure it won't look as good as I imagine it in ...

Is the level editor made in Love too? or is that a separate program?

Could you provide an example?

Is it possible, using something like lua socket or something like that, to get and use images from the web in a love project?
Thanks!