I figured it out. (Reading documentation works wonders!) local keysPressed = {} local stick = nil function love.keypressed(k) keysPressed[k] = true end function love.keyreleased(k) keysPressed[k] = nil end function love.joystickadded(joystick) stick = joystick end function love.gamepadpressed(joysti...

I'm creating a controller 'test' game. Which essentially will show you if your controller is giving issues. (Mine is) My only issue is that I cannot see currently if either of the triggers are being pressed. My code is: local keysPressed = {} function love.keypressed(k) keysPressed[k] = true end fun...

A little background. I want to create an app to help people who can't communicate verbally to communicate. There are already apps like that available, but what I want to enable the users to do was to create custom content that is specific for their child's development. But I don't want to create a w...

D3 was just the first platform I investigated. I actually think Love would work better (wasn't there a Love for Chrome extension a while back?). Yes they have their relative sizes and times as a relationship. (Also they all represent the same "type" of circle in the end). In both technolog...

Thanks for everyone's responses. So I want to do charting, or data representations (typically bubbles - but often with images on them), but I want my interface to _change_ the data on the bubbles. https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1SbsU-ca13ZN9k1iTgO-LwvbiPdx9l0ZIP-ZMmRicJOc/edit?usp=sharing - an i...

So I was thinking of creating an "applet" in D3js.org (for work), but then I thought Löve could probably do the same just better? Only difference being that the one is standalone, and the other is Browser?

How good is Löve with database access?

WaypointRacer.love Description: See who can go from waypoint 1 via all waypoints back to waypoint 1 in the shortest possible time. TODO: Add a way to save/load "maps & highscores" v2: add a track! Make it pretty! (Graphics?!) Have highscores for 1,3 and 5 "lap" laptimes. Sou...

I am a little colour blind (dark reds and dark greens are tough to decern). And original hurts my eyes, and the image for Daltonized for protanopic color blindness looks similar to the original but doesn't hurt my eyes.

I don't really know the revenue of ads, but in my experience I prefer a "light"/free version of a game, and then if I like it I can buy it. Nothing I hate more than having fun with a game and then having it pop up an ad and interrupt my (hopefully) fun experience with the game. Admittedly ...

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