I call it like this:
british.collider = world:newCollider('Rectangle', {british.x, british.y, 50, 39, 5})
british.collider:setFixedRotation(true)

I think I might have found an error in world.lua... at line 299 it says "attempted to call method "upper" (a nil value). Im not sure if anyone else is having this problem as right now it is breaking my game.

slime wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2024 3:55 am It sounds like you didn't save your file, maybe? Or you're running a different main.lua than you're editing?

This worked but now im have the opposite issue... I added a new file and hooked it up to the code and put it in the correct spot. I have saved several times but no luck.

slime wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2024 9:14 pm The error says line 5 of your main.lua is trying to load windfield.

My line 5 is -- Declare open source code above this line /\

I am switching from the library windfield to breezefield and the error says: Error main.lua:5: module "libraries/windfield' not found: no field package.preloadI'libraries/windfield'] no libraries/windfield' in LOVE game directories. no file 'libraries/windfield' in LOVE paths. no file "/li...

dusoft wrote: ↑Wed Jul 24, 2024 4:17 pm Windfield is outdated, the repo was archived in 2021 and unmaintained.

This is a possible replacement or you can use built-in love.physics:
https://github.com/HDictus/breezefield

Thanks I will try breezefield!

I am using windfield (which is a popular Love2d physics library) for my game everything about it works except applyLinearImpulse. applyLinearImpulse makes an object move in a direction but also applying gravity and velocity. But for me, when ever I press W(The button that calls applyLinearImpulse) t...

From the error message it does find something called "anim8" and imports it, but it's not being used properly (it's returning a Boolean, like true or false, not a table or function). My suggestion is to re-download the latest camera.lua and anim8.lua and work on an isolated demo using the...

I dont think the local module would matter as I haven't used local in the script. Oh, I mean "local module" as in the module you have in your hard drive, which seems to be different than the module over in Replit's servers. Not as in "local vs global". If you can't post the whol...

If it wasn't finding camera.lua it'd say such a thing and then print a list of all path combinations that it searched for. So we know that the module is being loaded. So I agree with MrFariator in that the code in the local module is just different than the one in Replit (maybe different versions),...