Returned from the grave to clarify that I would like people to use this as they see fit (something like an MIT liscence), just give me credit for my math! I love what you've done with it ghurk, I hope that people will continue to make useful modifications to this as long as it is still relevant. I a...

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I did this back in 2013, thought I had posted it... woohoo foggy all the different versions have something interesting about them... and they will all make your GPU cry if you go fullscreen... I don't have much to say because I made these a long time ago... g5dTwzjVxsg Controls: wasd, space goes up,...

when i use the binary one there's a point where it just stops. I blame floating point numbers! you should thing about animating the other numbers too. All the numbers are motion blurred. They are not always moving though, in fact they are stationary most of the time, which is why you see the number...

Ah yes, it's been quite a while since I've posted on this forum, or even used Love2D. I've been making a bhop game on Roblox. And a lot of doing nothing. Well, I finally gathered enough shreds of motivation to actually do something interesting. I had been thinking of how this would look pretty cool ...

I clicked a bunch and got this: Looks promising though!
You should allow the window to be resized.

This looks great! To make it as complicated as possible, I would be trying to use a solved integral, but you would probably end up with erf or Ei, so you'd have to implement them if they come up... I like solved integrals. Also, since this is in 2D, wouldn't it be an area-metric shadow buffer? :rofl:

No, I just made it to talk with my friends and to see if I could make it, the only available commands are: /ip x.x.x.x:port /connect /name name If you're hosting the server you can see how many clients are connected, but names are done client side (this is bad, I know) On a side note, I didn't notic...

This is the first time I've ever made anything like this! :awesome: It's basically a text chat room for whoever joins. It's pretty bare bones, but I just wanted to see if I could do it. Start the client, and type these commands to join the server running on my computer: /ip 184.65.76.129 /connect Fo...

I made a simplification that: shortens the code, makes it more efficient, reduces texture look-ups, and is more difficult to follow.
Feeling like a genius level: >9000