I took Key #5. They're all gone now and I am solving puzzles as we speak.

I just checked that example .love file out. I'm really surprised by the fact that it works, but it does! SHT!.png I probably would have tried this myself to begin with, but I knew about the warning on the newCanvas() page and thought I would have to make the canvas-maker get repeatedly called consta...

...Or, should I go all out and set a system up my own way? Basically, a real retro game has no concept of rotated pixels or differently sized pixels. All pixels there are the same size and are always rotated by 0 degrees. What I want to know is what way I should go about "filtering" the gr...

Previously I made a game about a jointed Box2D object due to my limitations as a developer at the time, and that player character had a system of control that turned out to be something of a darkhorse, so I'm using Box2D in this indirect sequel too. The only problem is, something weird can happen wh...

Does Fizz X support Pac-Man-style wraparounds? I might need that in the near future; I'm currently assessing the plausibility of all my old, unfinished games.

Thanks Ivan. It's working. I'm finding a few small kinks, but overall this library is enabling one of my first games to work. My biggest challenge now is to defeat tunneling by striking the right balance with the update steps.

Damn. I had no idea it was that simple.

Thank you.

Great work, this is really useful!
How do I install it?

erasio wrote: ↑Fri Jun 30, 2017 5:59 am They are essentially talking about love.physics which is using Box2D under the hood and therefore uses the same type of collision filtering and elements (Body, Fixture, Shape, World, Contact).

Oh, sweet. Things sound much more hopeful to my ears now. Welp, time to read up on love.physics!

Box2D is in C++? What the heck?