Alright so I got some more help with the code, if anybody is interested they can download the zip attached to this message.

The below code doesn't work but I think I get the gist of it, the debugger doesn't give me much help on why it doesn't work though. function love.load() --initial graphics and physics setup love.graphics.setMode(1280, 720, false, true, 8) --sets the window dimensions to 720p love.physics.setMeter(64...

Yeah preventing it from being dragged is needed but so is a way of detecting whether or not the previous rock is still in motion. The get linear and angular velocity functions seem to be broken in Love 0.8 or maybe I just wasn't using them correctly.

I can see how having a set of rocks variables, a table, and a timer or other kill mechanism will allow for multiple rocks but the code still needs to alternate between the two types of rocks. Maybe something like: if love.mousereleased() == true and objects.rrock.body:getLinearVelocity() > 1 then ob...

So I'll have to start over with the entity system, but in the interim I've been trying to get a little test with just two rocks working. Any ideas? Yell0w? function love.load() --initial graphics and physics setup love.graphics.setMode(1280, 720, false, true, 8) --sets the window dimensions to 720p ...

So my entity system is probably FUBAR'd beyond repair but does anybody have an idea of how to do 16 rock entities?

ATM I'm trying to figure out how to and could use some help w/: 1. Get the entity system working for red and blue rocks which will be an array of ents 0-7 2. Alternate between the two depending on which rock was released last and if that rock has stopped. The Object:GetLinearVelocity function seems ...

No problem Yell0w since you've helped more than anyone.

Extract the zip and the unfinished version with the entity system is in it's own directory, it also contains .love files so it's much larger than what even the final game will be.

http://code.google.com/p/get-your-rocks ... p&can=2&q=

Now I'm starting an entity system but the working demo with just one rock is also included in the above zip file.

setting linearDampening slows the rock down!