Hmm. Have you looked at Simple Tiled Implementation ? You can load tilemaps made in Tiled Map Editor with offsets. You could just load them in a series using the width*col/height*row of the previous loaded maps as the current map's offset. Alternatively, if you want to do it yourself, STI's source c...

You only need to include the license files in your distribution. APKs are just ZIP archives, so it's not like you're trying to obfuscate anything by putting it in the APK.

I made this work in one of my games (a top down shooter with a camera locked to the player's position and rotation) by leaving the listener's position at (0, 0, 0) and setting the positions of the sounds based on the position of the objects that created them relative to the player's position/rotatio...

On line 5 in main.lua you're creating empty keys in textBox. This will fix the problem:
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As far as effects go, I haven't explored this topic enough to give you an answer.

I had some time to sit down and write the code for what I meant. You could do this at line 43 in your player.lua to see if any of the collisions came from above the player: local cols player.x, player.y, cols = world:move(player, player.x + player.dx, player.y + player.dy) for _, col in ipairs(cols)...

If the normal vector is {x = 0, y = 1} then the collision came from above the player.

I'm personally using Tiled with bump and outlining my maps wherever I don't want the camera to go beyond with a special tile that has an attribute "camera_collide." I put the camera rect in the bump collision world and only process its collisions against tiles with the "camera_collide...

so what you are saying is to perform player control checks before I check for collision? Thank you! Yes. This will give you the results you would expect: function love.load() player = {} player.x = 100 player.y = 100 player.w = 100 player.h = 100 player.speed = 100 end function love.update(dt) if l...

I recommend LoveFrames, but that means you might have to use love2d <0.10.0. I believe it's only compatible with 0.9.x and isn't maintained anymore.