Oh, I see. Do you mean this line is for the game menu in graphics.lua?: draw(imgs.left, draw_x, top_y, 0, 1, height*16) draw(imgs.right, draw_x+16*(width-1)+8, top_y, 0, 1, height*16) draw(imgs.top, draw_x, top_y, 0, width*16) draw(imgs.bot, draw_x, draw_y+14, 0, width*16) draw(imgs.topleft, draw_x,...

Alright. I have been giving the code a great deal of study already, (It does look confusing) so I guess it's really a matter of figuring out why certain things are written the way they are and where to place certain things. I know it seems kind of complicated, but the reason I decided to ask is beca...

Well, yes actually, I did want to do a sort of multi-level menu. You see, what I'm trying to do is sort of build a game around this Panel-Attack code, in other words make it appear more like a custom game but use the code of the original. I want to utilize the menu and engine of the game, but give i...

I also wanted to show off my concept for the graphics and animations.
Let's look further at 2p mode. Here is a crude sketch of how I would want the 2p screen to look;

Well, I know that there are actually diffrent ways of making states like HUMP and several other libraries. But I know it's also just possible to do it in a LUA editor itself. The games code uses lots of diffrent lua files, like main.lua, mainloop.lua, and I kind of sort of make sense of what is goin...

Hi. I just wanted to know if there is a way to make states of a pre existing game so I could load certain menus without going through others. I want to make a modification of Sharp Objects Panel-Attack: https://github.com/sharpobject/panel-attack&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjihZr8x_ThAhVrrVQKHeZ5B1sQFjA...