Updated this to LÖVE 11.3, also small gameplay changes.

...Yup. As soon as you get past the basics, making a platformer involves a whole slew of annoying problems. I haven't personally solved the moving platform problem myself, but here are some ideas: Update your moving platforms before your player. Each platform needs a list of objects sitting on it, ...

Hahaha, no worries! You don't want to see my code from a couple years ago. Cleaning up code is actually quite fun, I'm glad I could help a bit at the same time. :P Figuring out how to organize stuff is the hardest part. Good luck! Organisation is definitely not my strong suit, I think getting bette...

Oh, yeah, you're adding a new timer for every enemy every frame. That will definitely cause issues. You just want them to jump every 3 seconds, right? So you just need a repeating, 3-second timer that tells the enemy to jump, and only cancel it when the enemy dies. Hump.timer has Timer.every for th...

The most basic way to debug things is to and add `print()` statements to your code where you think thing's might be going wrong and run it with a console open. You know that jumping is messed up, so add some prints to your jumping code. In this case, I added `print("startJump", v)` and `p...

Not sure why this attachment didn't show up but this is with multiple enemies spawned multiple.gif Also a snippet of my enemy jump function function enemyJump() for k,v in pairs(enemy) do enemyTimer:after(3, function() v.jumping = true enemyTimer:after(0.00001, function() v.jumping = false enemyTime...

Hi, I'm currently creating a platformer/rpg game to develop better skills with programming. My current issues is with multiple enemies, when I have one enemy spawned, everything works as intended, but if I spawn more than one, they start going nutty. One enemy spawned one.gif I'm not sure where the ...