So I am having the same issue about motivation, so I decided to reconsider what type of gamer I am.

http://www.helloquizzy.com/tests/what-k ... er-are-you

The answer was very revealing, and now I'm motivated to build the type of games I actually [forgot that I] like to play.

How terribly exciting that it now works! I only updated animation:draw.. to be player.animation:draw... in love.draw() and viola!

If you'd post the same answer in SO - I'd love to give you points - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1548 ... g-a-sprite

Thanks!

I'm using the anim8 library to move a sprite around - https://github.com/kikito/anim8. The problem I encounter is when I hold onto a key to move sprite in a particular direction, the animation freezes on the very last frame called. I want continous animation flow as I hold onto a key. Very similar t...

ivan wrote:Are you using the physics plugin?

I suppose I am, because the axis stay aligned no matter what orientation the image is.

I'm unable to upload my love file, so here's the source for it - https://gist.github.com/1731469

I wanted some feedback on whether using Bounding Box coordinates was the best way to clamp a rotating object to the edges/sides of a game window/area? For example, if you had a rectangle with 10 width, and 20 height standing tall, when the object rotates 90 degrees (e.g. as its being tossed around a...

I just saw this basic Tetris demo that someone might find fun replicating in Love2d - https://gist.github.com/1672254

Thanks for the quick response - so when I change the x position of the body to be 800 (default dimensions), not 800/2, the center of the body moves to position 800 on the x-axis? Thereby shifting the display of the shape to the far right, since only half of the 800 width shape is being displayed wit...

Hi, I'm new to love2d, and just can't wrap my head around this statement in the physics tutorial - https://love2d.org/wiki/Tutorial:Physics ... " the shape anchors to the body from its center ". The statement in question = objects.ground.body = love.physics.newBody(world, 650/2, 625, 0, 0)...