LuaCov works fine for me under Windows in 11.2. I'm doing: require('luacov.runner').init({ runreport = true, deletestats = true, exclude = { "^tests/.*" -- etc... } }) Then after running my tests I just call love.event.quit as usual, and it writes the coverage report to luacov.report.out (...

The hump.camera documentation says Camera.new(x, y, zoom, rot) so I'd assume you could just pass a number bigger than 1 there to zoom in. Except...that doesn't work. And it looks like STI is thoroughly obnoxious and resets the transform. I mean, I can see why they did it: to avoid tearing. But it me...

We made a game with LOVE for the GMTK game jam: https://teamwintergreen.itch.io/filament There's a single axis of control: you zip along a curved path, avoiding obstacles. 11 levels to try. https://img.itch.zone/aW1nLzIzNDc1MjUucG5n/347x500/XA4CUu.png Looks like there are also a bunch of other LOVE ...

I'm not sure what you're using for phyics, but physics bodies are almost always in world coordinates. Local coordinates are generally used for attaching child objects (guns, etc) to a body, not for interacting with other bodies or things like the mouse cursor. You could possibly use the Transform ob...

Huh. Looks like I never posted about my latest update: version 0.5 adds gamepad support and has friendlier aiming (if you accidentally hit the wrong direction, you can correct it without it taking an extra turn).

The origin point (ox, oy) on the image will be placed at the (x, y) coordinate that you pass to draw. So changing ox and oy will move the image. For example: function love.load() img = love.graphics.newCanvas(64, 64) love.graphics.setCanvas(img) love.graphics.setColor(0.5, 0, 1) love.graphics.rectan...

I have difficulty thinking about the game as a scene graph. That's also why I haven't started with Amulet Interesting. A scene graph is basically just a big list of objects to be updated and drawn each frame, plus support for nesting objects and drawing children in local coordinates relative to the...

Does palette:setFilter("nearest", "nearest") do what you want?

You have to do it yourself, but it's not hard. The values for an axis generally go from -1 to 1, so just check if it's above a threshold. You probably don't want to use 1 as the threshold because they might not be perfectly calibrated, or might drift over time so they hit the case before going all t...

By the way, do you have any ideas for more achievements? Most of them are pretty generic. The two that stand out are Tricky Shot and especially Pierce the Sky. So I wonder if you could do more things that encourage you to try different trajectories. Maybe things like a low-power shot, or a low angl...