Hi there, lately I tried drawing some lines and the result really surprised me (maybe "confused" me would be better) I made a line using graphics.point command and it couldn't draw pixel in x = 599 - that value always put pixel on x = 588 After some "digging" I found a note sayin...

oops.
you mean it is TOO fast?

sorry for that, I was doing it on atom z550 with gma 500 so usually I get 15 fps and about 2 or 3 when all nodes are visible.
It didn't even cross my mind it could be too fast on other computers:)
I'll change it soon.

Thanks for trying my first game ever:)

I put "dungeons" in the title because there is a random room generator and some monsters. You can even cast a spell (some of them are still useless) You can kill a monster and you can die. You start from level 2 (starting from 1 wouldn't make to much sense) You finish the game when you rea...

thanks a lot !
I would try it right away if I only could

...but I will have to wait till tommorow.

edit:
wow, it works like a charm - thank you.

hello there, ...a probably unnoticed thing in your engine. If you in tile mode, call "display whole lvl" and then "switch to ascii" it only changes the player but not the remain tiles (as it does in "only discovered rooms")... I'm aware of it, but I just left it like th...

ok, so I put only text into .text - the rest will go to .draw

thanks, I had a different "vision" of it so that's why I couldnt figure it out:)

hello, I'm slowly moving forward with my dungeons, but there is still a lot to learn. anyway I just decided to add a "text bubbles" so the monsters could speak. I managed to make some kind of bubbles (just a rectangle so far) but don't know how to add some text to it to have it in one fiel...

I just made an edit - a added example so it will be easier to understand i think I know i have to write another bunch of lines like bspLvl = options[1].val rMin = options[2].val rMax = options[3].val .. edit: yes that was it sorry, no more stupid questions - I think thats definitely enough for tonight

hello, I'm trying to make a menu so it will be on right side of the screen and the game will stay on left side (game screen and menu share the same screen) this is a whole file called menu.lua and it is then loaded from main.lua by require(menu) as a swich between game and menu I chose TAB when menu...

tahnks a lot

conf.lua
t.modules.image = false

don't know how it happened.