col() is checking the current position not the predicted position. it should be return newpos.x + as.x > bp.x and bp.x + bs.x > newpos.x and newpos.y + as.y > bp.y and bp.y + bs.y > newpos.y by the looks of it. Just as a note, try and find a nice medium between brevity and clarity: having two variab...

I like it. Do you still need help coding?

Robin wrote:For 3D rotation, you need matrix multiplication. I tried to do without them in Boids3D, but I couldn't figure out how it should happen then.

yeh I took a look a look at your code briefly but I couldn't get my head around it, got any tips on getting started?

you have a camera with a x,y and z position for every block you draw you do like : love.graphics.setColor(255,255,255,255-cubes .z+cameraz) love.graphics.rectangle("fill", cubes .x+camerax/cubes .z, cubes .y+cameray/cubes .z,10,10) i think this will give you some nice fake 3D effect :D ni...

I wins! interesting idea.

So i have this fairly simple code: local cubes = {} for i = 1, 20 do local c = {} c.x = math.random(0,800) c.y = math.random(0,600) c.z = math.random(0,255) tinsert(cubes, c) end function love.draw() for i = 1, #cubes do love.graphics.setColor(255,255,255,255-cubes[i].z) love.graphics.rectangle(&quo...

I tried vim, I couldn't even get the tutorial to work :/

Boolsheet wrote:We gotta have knolls for the free shipping event!

+1

why is the underwear more expensive than the t shirts?
Are any of the t shirts double sided? It'd be cool if they had their logo on the front, then the love logo on the back

n oooooooooooo!