I guess this is a rather complicated problem. You could, for instance write your own object-oriented UI so you can add buttons and list objects or whatever else you need for the shopping page. To make it easier to start over, you could also use one of the many GUI libraries out there (See the wiki!)...

Why don't you just simply draw them to test?

For your question - try it out by printing them, but I don't think there is.

I'm a bit interested: Why won't you use dt?

I'm happy I could help

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Quite straightforward problem, I'd say... Let me explain: if player.y_velocity ~= 450 then -- we're probably jumping player.y = player.y + player.y_velocity * dt -- dt means we wont move at -- different speeds if the game lags player.y_velocity = player.y_velocity + gravity * dt activeImage = "...

Quite good inspiration, watching someone so skilled programming something, thank you

Yeah. This guide may be helpful. Please let me know whether it is helpful, what parts are confusing, things like that. That way I can improve on it! Nicely done, I have to say. Even for me who is a bit slow in understanding things ^^ I like the visualizing of the tables and the explanations for mem...

Oh boy, now I understand what you wanted me to tell and now I understand what Robin tried to suggest me... You meant the declaration of the self.color table and I thought that you were referencing to my calculations all the time :rofl: I'll try this unpack thingy to start with... But to understand t...

To help me understand things - could you explain to me what really happens unsing the example I posted above? Because I am not quite sure what you mean if you say that tables are only references. (Maybe it is like PIL says - I'm coming from C# )

Thank you