I'm aware of table.remove() but I have to remove a specific object that depends on the order in which the player touches the coins. There’s at least one way to accomplish this. The idea is to manage references to tables instead of indices. Indices change every time you modify the entries in a table...

Hi pacman! Something is definitely up. It is hard to pin-point the exact cause, but I've also encountered this issue. Unfortunately I can't remember how (if) I really solved it. However, I have some suggestions for your. Hopefully we'll be able to identify the problem. Increasing the speed of the mo...

Hi NowakFul, check out this post where I suggest a way of flipping a sprite with AnAL:

viewtopic.php?f=4&t=9825&p=60239#p60239

This awesome! I love puzzle games like this. I've played a bit and so far I have only a couple of remarks. I had trouble reading the letters on the "Enter your name" screen: https://smilingspider.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/crystal.png The "letter wheel" is a very nice touch. I a...

^ Yeah, and it's an excellent introduction to löve shaders, thank you for posting it, Omar! Wherever you are.

Any time! Thank you for the interest

Hey pacman! Thank you for explanation :) It makes me wonder about two problems. 1. How a map is created/stored? Did you make map editor where you can draw these lines and mess with them? Spot on. The collision maps are stored as tables. The complete level is split into small chunks that are loaded a...

Like a year or so ? When it's done. Are these maps created with polygons? How movement/collisions works in that case? :death: Looks promising :) Hi pacman! Yeah, the paths on the maps are created as polygons using smaller descriptors I call “ sectors ”. The idea is not very complex. Each sector is ...

Thanks for the interest! However, the project is still far away from public release—as there's a lot of stuff I'd like to complete first. I'll eventually get there, but I can't commit to any specific time frame. I suppose it will be out... "When it's done™"!

Interesting, thanks for the heads up, Roland, I'll be sure to check out that site. Again, thanks to all you guys for your comments, I'm glad you're liking the project so far.