Following GitHub announcement of repository templates, I created a LÖVE repository template.

https://github.com/olivier-grech/love-template

It's just an "Hello World!" project with the conf.lua file next to it. But it was annoying to copy/paste it every time, so here you go.

Hello everyone! I did some refactoring on my library. I belive it makes more sense now. You can check out the demo, but here's a really basic case as an example. You can put this in the love.load() method for example: -- Create a 5*5 grid demoGrid = hexagon.grid(5, 5, 50, true, false) -- Create a ca...

Thanks a lot for your help. This should be done now, hopefully.

I have taken your remarks into account.

Thanks for your answer.

Is sticking in front of the variable/function enough, or is there something else I should be aware of?

This is a small library that I wrote as a proof of concept for a project. Basically everything is in the README.md file. It is not very developped, but I like to believe it has a solid foundation. Maybe it will be useful for someone else? Check out the demo included in the repository! https://github...

How do I do that? If I only want to print a tile in a tileset for example.

I didn't find this option anywhere.