I think RNavega's suggestion of using a transform object was good, it just missed a little detail. This zooms around the centre of the screen, assuming centreX, centreY are set to love.graphics.getWidth()/2 and love.graphics.getHeight()/2 respectively: zoomTF:setTransformation(centreX, centreY, 0, z...

I was just pointing in the direction that the check for the left and top corners should use >= instead of > to avoid that problem.

Simple version: The button has top left corner in x, y and width, height w, h. On the click check if the mouse position mx, my is inside the rectangle of button. if (mx > x) and (mx < x + w) and (my > y) and (my < y + h) then -- point is inside the box This will be off by one pixel, though. Clickin...

Edit: I also wonder if such a loop would go forever (on my phone now, can't test it): for a, b in ipairs( myTable ) do table.insert( myTable, item ) end ... would ipairs() keep iterating forever, since the list is constantly growing in its array part? It does, I tested it. I tried adding glue code ...

Can you give a working example exhibiting the problem? The code you've shown doesn't work at all.

A quad is just a rectangle, so to say; it does not contain the image data itself, and you're right, ImageData does not support quads. But you can simulate it easily with Quad:getViewport : local function getQuadPixel(imgData, quad, x, y) local x0, y0 = quad:getViewport() return imgData:getPixel(x - ...

The problem might be the quotes around "1". Use love.mouse.isDown(1) instead of love.mouse.isDown("1"). Also, if you want people with other keyboards to be able to use your game, use love.keyboard.isScancodeDown instead of love.keyboard.isDown, specifying WASD instead of ZQSD. Th...

The error is due to missing quotes around the file name, "Cowbelly.ogv".

The problem is that you used player.spritesheet.getWidth() (with a period) instead of player.spritesheet:getWidth() (with a colon). To understand why you get that message, you have to know that when using a colon, the object before the colon (in this case player.spritesheet) is passed as an implicit...

I'm not sure how come this useful app was not ported to 11.x before, but I've taken on that task and here it is.