Your solution puts an if case for a neverchanging value inside a frame. Thats 60 times per seconds requesting if true stays true, its a waste of cpu. You should instead define a colour in the load process.: isHungry = {1,0,0} love.graphics.setColor(ishungry) Although on luajit the impact is minimal...

zorg wrote: ↑Sat Apr 23, 2022 6:43 am The initial issue, according to the first code snippet posted, was that you were using `number = love.math.random(5, 5)` which gives you a random number between 5 and... 5
guess how many whole numbers are in that range.

Yeah sorry, I had changed that for testing and had not realized.

Found the solution to the problem. Don't think it's the most optimized, but it will work with no issues. function love.load() isHungry = determineHunger() gameFont = love.graphics.newFont(25) end function determineHunger() number = love.math.random(0, 5) if number == 5 then return true else return f...

Hello. I'm trying to make a simple application which, when run, will render a cube as well as a simple text on the top right of the screen. That cube is supposed to have a 1/5 chance of being red(instead of orange). I'm somewhat of a beginner, so sorry if this is kinda obvious. Here's the piece of c...