The problem with this program is that the rectangles often clip the top and bottom borders. The goal of the program is to spawn rectangles that spawn in another random position when you press the 'r' key. --Loads initial variables. function love.load() love.graphics.setBackgroundColor(255, 255, 255)...

Wow, I feel stupid now. See, I assumed it was an issue with the code because "esc" didn't work either, is "esc" also not the right code for the escape key?

So, I've just been messing around with it, not necessarily trying to make a game or anything, but I've been trying to have the program show a picture when I press spacebar. function love.load() love.graphics.setBackgroundColor(255,0,0) <what I named the picture> = love.graphics.newImage("<the n...

Okay, so I basically wanted to know if Love2D could handle tons of very fast moving things on the screen. Wanted to make a fast, side scrolling shooter. Bullet-hell style.

Um...I'm kind of new, so I'm not sure what to type to ACTIVATE those variables, if that's even what I'm supposed to do...

Hmm, I can see how that might be a problem...any way for me to make it stay on the "lev1" file?

OKAY, so, I managed to stop all errors, but, upon pressing enter it just flashes. If it's clearing, then redrawing everything, that's bad. Because I want it to just draw back the ball and the ground. As far as I know, that's all I told it to do. When I call a function from another file, does it go b...

Uh...I put in , but I still get the error

edit:
I even tried replacing that with an actual number, still get the error

Oh...I really should pay attention to how many arguments I have to put in. I made this mostly by combining tutorials, and I KIND of understand the code. Thank you!

New error: [string "lev1.lua"]:10: bad argument #4 to 'circle' (number expected, got no value).
I must be REALLY bad at this...