Suggestions on a place to start? Or at least a clue on how to go about it. :/

Sorry. I suck at explaining things. :huh: Anyhow, I am making a game where you build a world essentially. I want to make a studio mode so that users are able to go "offline" and place objects with a nice GUI using Windows Forms in Visual Studio. So they insert new parts, edit the game GUI,...

I actually thought this would be very nice. You could make studios or something out of Visual Studio: VB.NET, C++, C#, whatever.
Is it at all possible to embed/port/place a LOVE game into these types of applications? Is it doable already?

Robin wrote:I think you could call this method on the player body right after you create it: Body:setFixedRotation

That or :setAngle(0) at a constant rate. Thanks for the help.

Indeed, the image rotates around the box still. I want the avatar to remain upright in the box at all times.

Yeah, that helps a bit. But I still would like to know if it's possible, and if so how, to force the block to remain upright, instead of falling down.

Refer to the bottom of this page: http://www.love2d.org/wiki/Category:Tutorials

It has decent tutorials. I don't know of any others.

I am not the best with math yet... and feel like I am cluttering the forums with posts now, lol. But I am having a problem and have tried a lot to fix it: Issue.png Issue2.png See the red box, between the terrain? That's where the character should also be. When the rectangle is up-right, it seems to...

I can't find any functions or methods to nail this the right way. I'm trying to make an easter game and having some problems - it is my first time making characters in-game. Anyhow, my problems are: The character is moving in the right direction, but I literally set velocity, so it isn't falling or ...

Hey guys

Thanks for the help... Turns out I had my own camera system from a game a while back - guess I was smarter back then, haha.