So I got it working, though I'm not exactly show why it works this way. Here's what I had to do to get it to work: lightMouse.setPosition(p.x, p.y) mouseP = {love.mouse.getPosition()} angleMouse_toPlayer = math.atan2(mouseP[1] - p.x, mouseP[2] - p.y) lightMouse.setDirection(angleMouse_toPlayer + ma...

So I got it working, though I'm not exactly show why it works this way. Here's what I had to do to get it to work: lightMouse.setPosition(p.x, p.y) mouseP = {love.mouse.getPosition()} angleMouse_toPlayer = math.atan2(mouseP[1] - p.x, mouseP[2] - p.y) lightMouse.setDirection(angleMouse_toPlayer + mat...

now im going to assume you lock the camera to render over the player at all times, and that the player is centerd on the screen at 400,300 assume that the torch light is stored under a variable [torch]. now to make the light point at the mouse we simply do : local mouseP = {love.mouse.getPosition()...

First off, this is awesome! I'm new to Love2D, so I apologize if this is a noob question, but I didn't see it addressed... Is there a way to have a directional light point toward the mouse? I don't mean the position of the light, but rather the direction of an angled light - for example, if I wanted...