Mh alright...
Thank you anyway!

Hey!

Is there a way, in a regular LÖVE game, to create a new "Drawable" object, i.e. one that can be drawn using love.graphics.draw?
If so, how would I go about doing that?

Thanks!

Hey everyone! Here's a little game/prototype I finished recently! It's a narrative-focused potion and drink making simulation set in a small fantasy town where your dialog choices and the quality of the drinks and potions you make change the outcome of the characters' stories! https://img.itch.zone/...

Huh, thanks. Now I feel stupid for missing the big yellow box, though...

The title pretty much says it all. This is what happens: ss+(2017-07-05+at+11.53.01).png Here is the main.lua (although the .love is also attached to this post): function love.load() v = {500,300, 400,300, 400,400, 300,300, 400,200} end function love.draw() love.graphics.setColor(100, 100, 100) love...

Hey, My Ludum Dare game Expand Your World still needs some votes and, although I've been playing quite a lot of other games, I can't get further up the list (probably due to me being pretty bad at giving feedback and not wanting to write meaningless "nice game"-comments). So yeah, here's a...

I did my best trying to follow the guide on the wiki ( https://bitbucket.org/MartinFelis/love-android-sdl2/wiki/Building_L%C3%96VE_for_Android_-_Windows ) but when running ant debug i get the following errors: C:\Users\Ovidios\Desktop\MartinFelis-love-android-sdl2-35cd9f190025>ant debug Unable to lo...

Since people on here have been making tools like that for windows/mac and I seem to just be way too stupid to follow the instructions I was wondering if someone already made a tool like that?

Thanks in advance!

The easiest way is to use 'Fixture:setFilterData' to set the collision filtering mask to 0. Assuming you haven't changed any of the category, mask or group data, that would look like this: 'fixture:setFilterData(1, 0, 0)' and then turning collisions back on would be like this: 'fixture:setFilterDat...

Not quite sure what you mean. If you don't want one object to collide with another object just don't check for collisions. If you mean you only want it to not collide when say, a button is being held down, you could set a Boolean variable like canCollide=true Then you could set that to false when y...