No, I still haven't solved the randomness problem. I thought of publishing the prototype thanks to that problem and how hard would it be to take the game from prototype to complete game without any feedback. If I get further in solving it I'll update the thread.. A friend tells me that he likes that...

Hi, this is a rough prototype of the game I've been working on. Screenshot_20180313_193048.png The game consists in changing the angle of the tallix shapes to guide a ball to get all the T-A-L-L-I-X keys, which are colored in pink. You can change the gravity direction by touching the upper or lower ...

The colon syntax implicitly adds a first parameter called self to the function definition in question, and when you call such a function, if that happens with the colon syntax as well, (iirc) the last table that contains the function itself will be passed into it as "self"; Thanks, now I ...

The problem is that you're not creating two different objects, you're creating just one. I made a quick fix like this: function RandomEntity:new(seed) self = {} ... Your solution fixes the problem of the example but in my code still doesn't work because I'm using a personalized mix of OOP/ECS, but ...

What I'm trying to do with the anonymous function you mentioned is to randomly change the direction of the object. But when I create more than two objects with Timer's tween the randomness between them is the same. In other words self.direction = self.randomness:random(1, 8) is being the same betwee...

You gonna need something like tesla coil to produce noise from which you can pick out truly random values. Great, just more steps to attain my goals. But not seeding made the two instances generate the same number, and the same pattern of numbers every time I start the love application. Maybe I mis...

Hi 2d lovers. I want to move randomly two identical objects with math.random. the randomness is set by they deciding between 8 possible moves, so I set math.random(1,8) the problem is that for both of this instances the random decisions are the same, so they move the same. I think if I can create a ...

Hi, I like how simple it is to use this library for cool things
I have a problem though, I'm using a point n click feature that gets broken when I rotate this camera, the mouse position is not correct in its conversion to the rotated world I think.
Thanks

@Zorg @Jasoco. I can imagine how it works. It looks very easy, definetly going to use it. Thanks. I remember using inkscape to grab the position of some patterns I created with inkscape's grid and align tools. Then I exported them to tiled to then make an object in each figure of the pattern. If I k...

An alternative that I have seen some people use, which I have not tried myself, is using image files as levels. If your level is 100x100, you use a 100x100 png image, where each pixel represents a tile, and its color codifies the type of tile it represents: green pixels are platforms. Red pixels, s...