Edit: Nevermind on that one. I finally figured out a fix. :awesome: Another question, though: If I were to compare arrays of strings, would there be a more efficient way than concatenating both arrays and comparing those resulting strings? For example, if I had something like this to populate an em...

Edit: Nevermind on that one. I finally figured out a fix. :awesome: Another question, though: If I were to compare arrays of strings, would there be a more efficient way than concatenating both arrays and comparing those resulting strings? For example, if I had something like this to populate an emp...

That does make sense, but for some reason that causes the player to snap to the window's origin. Trying any other offsets with the goalX/Y or actualX/Y does the same thing, so I'm not sure what that's about. But it did get me thinking about a different approach to working with the offsets, so I was ...

Sorry for being unclear. I'm sure it's an error on my part -- I just can't determine if the error is due to a misuse of Bump or a misuse of Simple Tiled Integration. I am pretty rusty on programming and completely new to collision logic, so this is definitely my learning project.

Hi there, Your problem is that you are passing 'nil' to world:getRect. Quite literally, the value of the variable 'p' (or whatever name you used in your code for it) is nil. It is difficult to know exactly where the problem is without reading your whole code. It might be that you copy-pasted your d...

Hey everyone, Experimenting with Bump for a few days has helped me accomplish most of what I'm wanting to do, but I seem to be having a weird issue. I've got my player and collision objects set up and they seem to be working as expected. For further testing purposes, I'm wanting to make the hitboxes...

I think current (or future? I forget) versions of Löve guarantee Canvas support. It's safe to assume they will work. The next version. Well that is awesome news. Thanks for the heads-up! If you are worried about canvas not being compatible then you could use love.graphics.isSupported("canvas&q...

Wow, it didn't even occur to me that it's possible to generate a custom spritesheet like this. I was dreading having to juggle spritesheets of every component for every frame. Yikes. I'd prefer to avoid canvases due to reading about their limited compatibility, but that does seem like the easiest wa...

Hey, everyone! First post here. I've been tinkering with Love for just a few weeks, and I'd like to eventually implement character customization while still using sprite sheets (i.e., keeping the body, clothing, hair, etc. on separate layers to be able to mix and match them). Any suggestions as to h...