I use Zerobrane Studio. This is not editor but complete Lua IDE with fully love2d support. And it's really lighweight, comparing to Eclipse with Lua Development Tools or even to Sublime Text.

Do not use table.remove() with large tables if you have a large amount of elements to removal. Copy elements which should not to be removed into new table, and then remove old table.

At the 4KB Explosions Contest I made an example, based on Komoplode . Now I'm trying to make it more playable. Controls - LMB - boom! RMB - create entity, r - reset, esc - quit. If Love crashed with "Assertion: inRange failed..." try to reduce the amount of explosives. PS. Yes, I know - it...

I use this modified code (from vrld-hump).

Well, I'm trying to set angle of sprite according to the angle of inclination of the surface, and apply a jump impulse by normal impulse vector. But in some cases (only with circle shapes) normal impulse vector calculated in another direction. Position 1: http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/1681/2011...

I'm confused. Why in some cases the normal vector is calculated incorrectly (with negative sign)? This only occurs with CircleShapes.

Not at all. It's a matter of working backwards really. You could write a function that draws an input texture map template and you're all set. backwards OMFG, man, you are genius! At this weekend I will try a reverse algorithm. Thank you for suggestion! EDIT: second look - hmm, but the texture will...

Few weeks ago I found this article - http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/gdev/117420/ (sorry, russian only, but google translate can help ;) ). Pro: for lots of 'skinned' sprites, only one animation sheet needed. Contra: I don't know how to create 'model map' without 3D-modelling :huh: Here also a example wit...

Thank you for suggestion.

How to convert an external border of the sprite in the polygon? Google gives horrible words like triangulation for convex objects, Graham-scan and pattern recognition. Found that , but how to find external border of sprite? I have a very rough idea about the edge-detection , but would love to hear y...