Maybe with love.filesystem.enumerate( dir ) ?

Ok so first I'm going to clean up the code a little to allow me to easily add a menu and to ease the integration of the network code. bartbes, I would be interested in a network lib, but I think there will be no server, clients would only send their input to each other. I see that your library uses ...

Green_Hell wrote:Please add network support

I'd like to do it, but synchronizing physics seems a bit hard to me ...

farvardin wrote:And thank you for thinking about people with azerty keyboard...

Actually I use an azerty keyboard

Hello, I made this game yesterday and I thought it's good enough to be shared ;) It's inspired by this game . The goal here is to defeat the other player by destroying his copter or pushing him off the screen. You also have a "wind ability" that you can use once per game which stops your m...

Just posting to show my "Obey avatar" :p

You could draw two circles on a render target without additive mode, and then draw a square with that texture and additive mode on the backbuffer ...
(I think a render target is called a framebuffer in opengl)

So, the bug seems to come from Box2d, I found the same problem with this code: #ifndef TEST_SEGMENT_H #define TEST_SEGMENT_H class TestSegment : public Test { public: b2Body* m_body; b2Vec2 m_mousePos; TestSegment() { { b2PolygonDef shape; shape.SetAsBox(5.0f, 1.0f); b2BodyDef body; body.position.Se...

Thanks for the reply =)

I'm trying to convert it to c++ with the testbed of Box2d to see if there is the same problem.
(I use the version 2.0.1 of Box2d, I think that LOVE use the same.)

It's not clear enough or nobody cares ?

Once you've got your .love, to make a .exe, you need to put the love.exe in the same directory, and do: copy /b love.exe + yourgamename.love yourgamename.exe (for windows) It will create "yourgamename.exe ", if you want to show your game to someone who hasn't installed löve, you'll need to...