Yeah, this is a working version, I didn't really take the time to clean it up. I'm actively working on it though, so hopefully I can have some kind of release soon...

I have a (buggy) tile based rpg I've been working on. It uses a 100x100 tile map, with each tile as a separate object that carries quite a few values. The general memory usage while running is around 100MB. This is just me testing worst case scenarios though, you should be able to run a map with muc...

Wow, this is a tough one. I usually have an easy time figuring out how to solve small problems like this, but I'm stuck. I'm trying to write a function that return which tile the mouse is currently hovering over on an isometric map. The code I sue to draw the tiles is the same as in the tutorial: --...

Is there any reason why you need any one map to be 1000x1000? Can't you do what other games do and break it up into sections? Unfortunately, no. For the time being, my game is essentially a wilderness exploration/survival game with a focus on allowing the player to be creative. That's why I want a ...

Hey ho all, I've been working on an RPG for a little while now and it's coming along smoothly, despite the fact that I'm not anywhere close to having something playable yet. Anyway, my ultimate plan (that is, my plan for the far, far future) is to have a huge open world RPG with (hopefully) seamless...

Thank you, that was extremely helpful. This is like a godsend for my tile based RPG project. Do I draw spritebatches with love.graphics.draw? Also, can I remove a specific image from a spritebatch and replace it with something else? Mamny thanks for the answer by the way, that explained it to me per...

I was reading over info on quads in the wiki and it all makes good sense with examples and such, but I don't understand the spritebatch at all. From what I understand, quads are simply a collection of coordinates you can apply to any image to get a subsprite from that image, and that sounds extremel...

Quads? AHA! Thank you, I guess I should have looked around more. Time to get revising!

I have a fairly large project I've been working on, and I'm considering updating to 0.6.0, but I'm worried some features may have been lost in 0.6.0 that I need. Most specifically, I didn't see any of the animation code in the wiki and I'm curious if it that was changed drastically somehow. Essentia...

Oh my, those all sound like incredibly useful things. I'd love to see those in 0.6.0.

I guess I'll have to wait, the more I hear about 0.6.0, the more excited I get.