Yep, they can! A simple solution is keeping track of the arrow 'direction' and inverting this when necessary. Adding weapon.direction = -1 in callWeapon1() and modifying the arrow update code slightly to: -- move the arrows v.x = v.x + 115 * dt * v.direction v.y = v.y + 30 * dt * v.direction -- when...

It looks like you need to update your graphics drivers. You're currently using OpenGL 1.1, whereas LÖVE requires 2.1.

There's no 'trick' to it really, aside from just drawing more images at a greater y position than the base tile. The best thing to do with isometric grids is to create a 2D table of the map, storing the screen drawing co-ordinates in each element of the table. So store these values: local x = (colon...

Thank you for the details! Didn't realise a majority of that- and I think you may be right, I am most lilkely overthinking from a performance standpoint. I feel like I only want to turn a blind eye as an educated decision.

Hi! I have a tile map which can be moved about by the user, thereby parts of it coming and going off the screen. I'm currently using a spritebatch to draw the tiles, and am looking for the best way to prevent off-screen drawing. My first thought was a canvas. As far as I understand, the two (relevan...

Thanks for the replies everyone! I know I can convert the vectors outside of Love but I want to avoid using love.graphics.scale on raster images where possible to avoid the quality loss- and there are obviously a lot of resolutions = a lot of raster images of different sizes for each asset, which fe...

Hi everyone! My problem is that I have a large amount of assets and want to be able to resize each image according to the user's screen resolution. I have each image in vector format, and want to resize them as vectors to retain the image quality. Currently, I am resizing the vectors outside of Love...

Hi there, I'm sorry if this is about to be a really convoluted explanation of a straightforward problem lol. So I have a vector spritesheet, containing sprites of different sizes, where each row is set up like this: bees-1.png So the height of the row is defined by the height of the largest sprite, ...

Tuxion wrote: ↑Tue Oct 16, 2018 11:33 am Thanks ! But if i want to use the backspace to delete one letter at a time, how do i do that?

Have a look here:
https://love2d.org/wiki/love.textinput
There's an example for erasing text when backspace is pressed.

OK a simple one, two things. 1. You don't need to specify in your shader: pixel.a = pixel.a; Unless you want to modify the alpha further. Otherwise remove this line. 2. To use the current love color multiply your shader result with the vec4 color parameter; so replace; return pixel; with return pix...