Here's the problem: local adjTiles = { self:getTile(tile.x + 1, tile.y), self:getTile(tile.x - 1, tile.y), self:getTile(tile.x, tile.y + 1), self:getTile(tile.x, tile.y - 1) } for i,v in ipairs(adjTiles) do Hint: ipairs(t) Returns three values: an iterator function, the table t, and 0, so that the ...

Thanks for the answers! Wild guess, but you exit before setting tile.walkedOn to true if tile.type equals 'x'. Moving 'tile.walkedOn = true' to the start of the function might fix your problem. I've changed my function a bit to avoid this from happening. Now, a tile with type == 'x' doesn't even exp...

Hello everyone, I am working on a project for my A.I. class and I have encountered a problem (which I recall having a few years ago on another project). I don't know if this is a Lua or LOVE problem (most probably lua), you guys might be able to help... I have the following local function: local fun...

In lua, you will mainly be working with "states" (as in a lot of game engines). States are classes (in lua, metatables) that will be loaded in certain events. So your main menu will be a state, options menu, instructions, etc. AND your game are all states. You can see a perfect example of ...

Its not that hard really, you'd have to create a Textbox class and some basic methods other than update and draw. You'd have something more or less like this: Textbox = {} Textbox.__index = Textbox function Textbox.create(x, y, max) local temp = {} setmetatable(temp, Textbox) temp.hover = false temp...