looking forward to it
will probably pick up a copy tonite

noooice

I don't use pixel art. Originally I was aiming for a resolution of about 1280x800. If I determine the closest integer scaling factor, it will almost always be 1. And then I would have to accept that some people can see a larger part of the map than other, which I don't want. you would probably have...

Try drawing everything to a canvas at the native resolution.
That way at load time you could just calculate the closest int to scale the canvas to.
youll have to deal with black borders in fullscreen-mode if the users aspect ratio doesnt match up though.

Doctory wrote:

NightKawata wrote: Also, paypal accounts are pretty easy to make!

ok
but still, i dont want to take any chances
what if i took the 10$, already spent it and didnt finish my game on time (although there is plenty of time)
i cant get 10$ from anywhere

id suggest not spending the $10

Im down for a challenge (:

Robin wrote:If you're doing serialization, you're better off with Smallfolk (if you need to send it over an unsafe channel, like the internet), Lady (if you want to make savegames without hassle) or Ser (for everything else).

yeah but those are full libs, not small usefull functions

Am I late?

A good way of doing the transpose function (and also copy most tables (except for tables that contain themselves)) is by the table.copy function I made a while ago: function table.copy(t, s) --s for tables inside table local s = s or false if not t then return {} end local returner = {} for i, v in...

You can't actually have a true fixed-timestep draw function though. There are so many factors (many of them external to LÖVE) that affect whether a graphics frame will hit the mark, that it won't be reliable at all. You'll definitely want a variable-rate draw if you have a fixed-rate update, if you...