0x72 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 28, 2017 6:22 pm

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local isWall = true
bad = { isWall }
print(bad.isWall) -- nil
print(bad[1]) -- true
good = { isWall=true }
print(good.isWall) -- true

To see what's actually going on

I've had issues like this on my friends AMD carded W10 aswell. AMD's W10 drivers OpenGL implimentation seems to be the cause of many little bugs/artifacts lately, keep them up to date to prevent as much of this as possible.

Np Crossing,

I'm sure you'll get it done Gl with the cleaning up.

Wow i even quoted that I need sleep.

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You can check out these fiddles for some inspiration (not heavily commented). http://lovefiddle.com/H56HHtA4mCJnEM5pY (Random dungeon generator) This one is very well ilustrated in that it actually shows how its working visually. http://lovefiddle.com/cNr47LHZn4vLJm44t (Simplex terrain height map) T...

That face where u check source and see native language variables
Also, use local variables plz
And do your mouse.getPos() in update :p

Ya'll hella spoiled, here I am coding all my projects in notepad++ ...

[Read as: This guy is too lazy to even look up editors]

it could be a serious contender on the 3D game framework market - this is one just so simple and effective to use. +1. I love how simple LÖVE is, and I wish there was a 3D framework available with the same architecture and API. Love feels a lot like the good ol' XNA engine that was discontiued x ye...

Thanks alot for the help! Just a follow up question, since I use cargo to handle my assets, is there anyway to handle something like this? Since my files are scructured to be "assets/actors/<name>". Thanks. Since objects in lua are essentially fancy tables. writings assets.actors.whatever...