I wasn't able to see any artifacts that looked like sparks but when i set the line mode to rough it sometimes looked like line segments were extending too far. I changed the code to make three calls to love.graphics.line and this didn't produce the problem. There may be some quirks with the polygon...

This is the main problem. Look closely, you're not squaring the z component correctly. l = math.sqrt(normal.x * normal.x + normal.y * normal.y + normal.x * normal.z) But you're also calculating the cross product slightly wrong, though you've compensated by negating the incorrect value so it actuall...

I am currently working on building a 3d engine using love as a frame work. Currently I am following this tutorial series here by javidx9: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ih20l3pJoeU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgMWc6LumG4&t=967s the second link includes the timestamp where I started experien...

Congrats, now it is just a matter of making the rest of the game. :crazy: -A way to start a new game -Menu -Highscore list -Make it use more of the screen -Levels (increase speed over time) Sometimes these things take as much time as creating the actual gameplay. But they make the difference betwee...

Here is a very simplistic Tetris clone I made using all the basic elements of Tetris. I am glad I have a working game running and I hope you guys like it. But I warn you, it isn't the most interesting thing in the world, but I am proud of it!

function love.keypressed(key, scancode) if scancode == "w" then local obsts = {wall, wall2} if isGrounded(player, obsts) then print("Eagle has landed") player.yVel = -5 end end end You have this code in love.keypressed(key, scancode) so collision is only checked when the "w...

I decided to try to make my own platformer without using any libraries. I'm doing this project so that I won't be too dependent on libraries to get the work done and I want to genuinely improve my coding skills. One problem I am facing is with jumping and checking in the character is grounded. The t...

So I have been working on a raycaster and so far it is going really well. I was able to adjust it to my liking and I am satisfied with how it looks. When I came across the fisheye problem I already knew how to solve it, I simply multiply the distance by the cosin of the ray angle in respect to the p...

I'm trying to make a raycaster using bump for physics, however, while collisions are being detected, I have trouble with getting my ray to shrink as the player gets closer to a wall. The ray gets smaller, but also increases in size at certain areas and I'm not sure what's causing this. I felt like b...

Again, depends on how you want the lasers to work. As in, are they fixed lasers that are always enabled (like a level hazard with fixed positioning), or are they a type where they become longer over time, until they hit a wall or an object (eg. a laser turret that goes on and off on a timer or a bu...