Also, just wondering, where in the heck in the code does it say where the map begins being drawn in the window? I can not for the life of me find where the map is being moved for the border to appear.

Thank you very much! This was useful! I am adding onto this to create my game. I loved how I was just able to change the tile size and everything still worked. I think someone once described this to me as having "no magic numbers". Very easily changeable. I won't rely on it too heftily......

That is true that you cannot create a Wikipedia article for something if it does not have the right amount of notability. Someone could just MAKE a Wikipedia page, but the effort may not be worth it... they may end up removing it. I spent an HOUR working on a page for another site on Wikipedia once,...

Thank you very much! This was useful! I am adding onto this to create my game. I loved how I was just able to change the tile size and everything still worked. I think someone once described this to me as having "no magic numbers". Very easily changeable. I won't rely on it too heftily... ...

Still having a little difficulty translating from english to code. tilerowcheck = #map[offset_x/64] tilecheck = (what tile are we on that row?) offset_y/64 = the left-right position, return the column number. tileid= tilerowcheck value and tilecheck value, return id of the tile. I'm looking at vario...

that introduces a problem though because the values of the tiles are not directly linked to map_x and map_Y, so it just gives me nil. :/

function love.load() -- our tiles tile = {} for i=0,3 do -- change 3 to the number of tile images minus 1. tile[0] = love.graphics.newImage( "test1.bmp" ) --the tiles are loaded to be used. tile[1] = love.graphics.newImage( "test2.bmp" ) tile[2] = love.graphics.newImage( "t...

Doing a tutorial, of all things... yet, this still shows up as a black screen. Sorry for my stupid question. >.<; I hope you don't mind helping a complete newbie out. function love.load() -- our tiles tile = {} for i=0,2 do -- change 3 to the number of tile images minus 1. tile[0] = love.graphics.ne...