It's a troll, or just somebody really dumb.

Yet another Ludum Dare, yet another game with Lua/LÖVE. Links for various OSs including the .love, description and screenshots can all be found here. http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/wp-content/compo2/thumb/fb60663d6b867fbcce299d3d1b69c083.jpg Thanks for some guys like leafo and Nix from #love who hel...

Ooh I have to use a sprite to cover for it, thanks

Boolsheet wrote:

munchor wrote:I looked through the documentation and tweaked some values with no luck.

It's probably the polygon skin. Take a look at the end of 4.4 Polygon Shapes in the Box2D Manual.

From what I read in the manual about skins, it sure is skins, but I can't find out a way to get rid of them, any idea?

function love.load() love.physics.setMeter(64) world = love.physics.newWorld(0, 9.81 * 64, true) objects = {} -- Create the ground objects.ground = {} objects.ground.body = love.physics.newBody(world, 800/2, 650-50/2) -- Shape is anchored to center! objects.ground.shape = love.physics.newRectangleS...

Angry Fish was my entry for this Ludum Dare, my first.

The main issues with it are the fact that you have to restart in order to play again when you die and the lack of music. The first problem was because I didn't plan out the structure of my game. I'll be writing a post mortem soon.

It can be done much easier if you just crate a 2d array for blocked tiles. Iterating over and checking every blocked tile is much less efficient. local solidTiles local function getSolidTiles(map) solidTiles = setmetatable({}, {__call = function(self, x, y) return self[x] and self[x][y] end}) for x...

But I don't think ATL is the problem in this situation... Also, maybe you might want to reconsider the way you get solid tiles. Actually, what you are doing is looping through all tiles, to build a list of those who are collidable before entering the game loop. Then each time the player moves, you ...

Roland_Yonaba wrote:Can you provide the full updated *.love, please ?

There you go Thanks.

That looks like a great idea, but what would 'dx' and 'dy' be in that context? Thanks in advance. (I realize deltax and deltay, but how would I go about calculating them, and what do they mean?) deltaX and deltaY, in the context, would the amount by which you would increase/decrease player's x and ...