tl;dr

If you mean are there any collision libraries that support rotation, AFAIK there's windfield and the better and updated version of it breezefield.

windfield: https://github.com/a327ex/windfield
breezefield: https://github.com/HDictus/breezefield

dusoft wrote: ↑Sat Aug 12, 2023 12:49 pm Also: your questions belong under Support forum.

Either do others I think?

Ok, I fixed it but now my code doesn't detect the "self" keyword. Although I called the function via a colon sign. That's because I used a load function, I also tried using loadstring and dostring (ok, looks like this function doesn't exist meanwhile dofile does), but none of them worked. ...

For some reason, a value doesn't get added into a table, and when I try to output or call it, it just returns nil or an error. I tried using the unpack() function, load() but neither of them didn't work. function create_object(name, options, events) local obj = { type = name, x = 0, y = 0, width = 0...

Lua is a simple programming language. And Love2D is a game framework, that uses Lua to code.

pauljessup wrote: ↑Sat Jul 01, 2023 4:25 pm Well that is really cool! Huh. I think I might update my simpleWindows thing to use that, since it already does edges/etc, it just doesn't scale with them/etc.

Thanks! It's nice to see when someone uses your library!

Sorry if I broke the logic in the sentence!

darkfrei wrote: ↑Fri Jun 30, 2023 6:21 pm Nice lib! Actually I've never heard about the 9patch, it was nice to learn something new.

Thanks!

There are already, of course, the 9-patch libraries for LÖVE. But they work different . :o: You had to place in the borders of the image the black pixels and, if I recall correctly, use .9.png file extension. I did not really like this. :P So I decided to make my own 9-patch library that would just ...

Removed code, fixed W and H values: -- drawPatch function lib.draw(patch, x, y, width, height) local imageW, imageH = patch.image:getDimensions() -- edited: local imageMiddleW = imageW-2*patch.edgeW -- actually you can store this values in the patch local imageMiddleH = imageH-2*patch.edgeH local p...

Just use the update function with new width and height of patched area. I put some of the update() function contents into the draw() function and it worked, except for when you want the width and height not to be the same. What I'm trying to make is a 9patch that can be drawn and its width and heig...