Thank you!

I'm having an issue with my game scaling in 16:9 resolutions. The scaling works fine in 4:3 and if my resolution is like 1279x720. But if it's in a 16:9 resolution and not 1920x1080 everything is off screen. I've looked at your example and I don't think I'm doing anything differently from your image...

Have this button table here and I need to solve a bug where you can click through the button to whatever is behind it. I've tried to solve this by adding a variable 'LET_BUTTON_SELECTED' that will be true if any button is highlighted. However, this variable only turns true if the last created and en...

The origin arguments shouldn't be scaled. plrWidth/playerScaling should probably just be plrWidth. But here's some advice: instead of drawing the sprite from the top left/right corner, draw it from the middle (and from the feet because things stand on the ground, and sprites are probably usually go...

My guess is that it's related to "plrWidth / playerScaling" Removing that makes the left facing direction consistent with the right facing direction's problems. Do you have any idea how I could fix the right side? Welp, from: local plrWidth = v.animationTable[math.floor(v.current_frame)]:...

GVovkiv wrote: ↑Sun Aug 08, 2021 6:18 pm My guess is that it's related to "plrWidth / playerScaling"

Removing that makes the left facing direction consistent with the right facing direction's problems. Do you have any idea how I could fix the right side?

Having a weird problem, this video might help visualize it. https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/48kJWdy.mp4 Basically the draw code I'm using for my left facing animation works exactly how it should but when I draw the animation for the right side it looks..off. My player's head doesn't seem to move with t...

It may be an issue with lua not allowing you to index strings like tables? Your first code block treats map as a 2 dimensional table, but the second one has it be a 1D one with strings in it. You can't index strings with []. Yeah I ended up taking a nap and fixed it when I woke up. The map needed t...

This is map drawing code function draw_map() for y = 1, map_display_h do for x = 1, map_display_w do love.graphics.draw(tile[map[y+map_y][x+map_x]],0,0) --love.graphics.draw(tile[map[2][2]],0,0) --love.graphics.draw(tile[level[y][x]], x*50, y*50) --love.graphics.draw(tiles, x*50, y*50) --love.graphi...

Karai17 wrote:So you want to mouse over an STI object to determine what kind of units can be placed there?

Correct. I also wanted to know if I can use a polygon shape as like a "rail" for my enemies to follow. Or if I have to use a pathfinding algorithm.