I am trying to position a cube using an object layer named "POS" and an object named "START with simple tiled implementation (sti) This is how it looks like in game l2dscreenshot.PNG This is where I wanted it to be possitioned. isometric_sti_test.love I have attached my .love project ...

this is my code to initialize bump world by using STI map function love.load() require 'conf'; require 'vars'; bump = require 'maps/bump'; loc= require("maps/lv1") local sti = require "maps" world = bump.newWorld(16) test = love.audio.newSource("audio/03 Towering Chieftain.m...

Thanks, it now works perfect. I also cleaned up the if statement so its exactly the same as the original one in C++. Below is the clean code of the polyPoint now working with LOVE2D. function polyPoint(vertices,px,py) local collision = false local next = 1 for current = 1, #vertices do next = curren...

I'm getting this simple error but I have no idea why lua is not indexing the table... Error main.lua:104: attempt to index local 'vn' (a nil value) Traceback main.lua:104: in function 'polyPoint' main.lua:41: in function 'update' [C]: in function 'xpcall' This is the table with the vertices for a po...

I now have a worldstate.lua that contains the world enter and exit functions, this is required in main love.load() under everything else. The player.lua simply checks the player.state itself. All the collision checks will be handled in worldstate.lua from now on and nowhere else as the world updates...

Is this better? I used myWorld instead of the player collider to check setEnter and setExit. I think this is what you meant right? function player_state() myWorld:setEnter(function(s1,s2,c,i) if s2:getClass() == "ObjectA" and (p.player.vx > 0 or p.player.vy > 0) then p.player.state = "...

pushstuff5.png Thanks this is what worked for me. player.lua 103 --outside update function player_state() p.player.collider:setEnter(function(s1,s2,c,i) if s2:getClass() == "ObjectA" and (p.player.vx > 0 or p.player.vy > 0) then p.player.state = "pushing" end end) p.player.colli...

Hmmm, I think I prefer it with Postsolve since as you said it is called when 2 colliders are in contact and after the physics is applied. --control player state self.player.collider:setPostsolve(function(s1,s2) if s2:getClass() == "ObjectA" then self.player.state = "pushing" end ...

When I tried the windfield library I believe I also had some problems with the stay function, maybe it's a bug ? I also made a box2d wrapper if you want to try it out (https://github.com/4v0v/physics). Great, I’ll implement your library and get back to you if there any problems. Thanks a lot. -----...

Awesome, I’m downloading this.