a-sw1b7qfwA I'm working on procedural dungeon generation for my next project. I create a graph of cells and this graph data is translated into tileset data for STI (https://github.com/karai17/Simple-Tiled-Implementation). The graph is completely disjointed from the actual map making process so it c...

Some reason I crash * rarely * using those poly2tri dlls, not sure why. Unfortunately, if you don't satisfy the constraints that poly2tri has (no same points, no self-intersection, no holes touching other holes or the countour) then it's method of letting you know that is to segfault (at least on O...

Some reason I crash * rarely * using those poly2tri dlls, not sure why. I needed an easy way to do simple delauney triangulation and everything I have found has been overly convoluted for my needs (additions of many classes or dependencies on other libraries or dozens of extra methods I don't need)....

Toader is a vertical platformer with arcade-like gameplay. It features a single level where objects progressively move faster after each time you reach the end goal. The game also features a top 50 High Score list read from an online database. Online participation is completely optional and your own...

Ah, I see what I was doing wrong after looking at your example. This is the solution that worked in my case: local wvw, wvh = windowWidth/(2*cam.scale), windowHeight/(2*cam.scale) cam.x = math.clamp(cam.x,0+wvw,1024-wvw) cam.y = math.clamp(cam.y,0+wvh,map.height*64-wvh) Thanks for the help, cheers.

This seems silly to me when you can do:
But other stuff is great thanks.

Hello, I'm wondering if anyone can help me out. I'm using hump.camera and I want to know how I can lock the camera inside the level map boundary; I need a solution that also considers camera scale. Hump.camera has a lockWindow method but it does the opposite, it only moves the camera when the positi...