I'm assuming you've never heard of LICK then.

Where else in the programming world could you possibly find such awesome library names?

It is highly intentional because it's all Löve, baby. But now that you mention it, we really outta be coming up with much raunchier names for this stuff. If I make something Löve specific, maybe I'll call it the Go Föck Yourself lib or something.

Yeah, you gotta be careful when using any physics engine, really. They don't call it the "ten-ton hammer" for nothing.

Have you taken a look at the lua users wiki? They have a lot of stuff having to do with different styles and practices. They should have a section on OOP. Go and pick something you like. Honestly, though, libs like middleclass and Bartbes' new class-commons are well worth adding the dependency. Ther...

Rad3k wrote:The dt is actually constant, which may be a good thing if you use love.physics - according to Box2D manual, it doesn't like variable timestep.

You need to read this.

In general, Love seems to be designed for maximum flexibility, rather than braindead ease of use. Maybe I want to update some logic faster than Vsync. Maybe not. I can set Vsync if I want. I can leave it off. It's up to me. You could even remove that sleep statement if it bothers you for some reason...

It's probably there to keep love from using 100% cpu all the time, even if it isn't actually doing anything.

Crashing over here too, but it's quite entertaining right up until then!

After getting busy and uninterested in game development, I left all my code to sit for a while. Well, now I'm back and I decided I might as well share a little something I've found useful. Inspired by a post over on BlackBulletIV's blog, I decided that this was a must-have feature for Lua, if only i...