Found my mistake! Had not seen the following change from one code example to the other one. local screen_width = love.graphics.getWidth() / scale local screen_height = love.graphics.getHeight() / scale So I wasn't using these two variables. To sum up the example, all I had to change from the tutoria...

Below is a working love-file. I'm going to work some more on it now, to see if I can figure out what more I'm doing wrong.

Edit: Finally got scale'ing also working. Just need to find out how to center the player in the middle of the screen. As it now travel the opposite of the camera.

I also tried following the tutorial, and yes, it's a bit outdated. Found out about the layer-thing after quite some time. Now I'm working on the movement. It helped adding the variables to `map:draw()`, but I still don't get the correct type of moving. My sprite dosn't stay in the middle of the map,...

Not sure if it intentionally, but the effect that you can hang onto the roof is kinda funny.

If you are looking for just a way for her to interact with a toy to make sounds I would look at Arduino and Processing. Specially MakeyMakey may be a good choice. See http://makeymakey.com/ Arduino is a simple (but still advance) microchip which is easily programmed from you computer. See http://ard...

I didn't know that they had a donate button.
Thanks, now I have donated to

markgo wrote:Android: http://www.ohmygiraffe.com/

That game was instabuy!
Looking forward to try it.

Looks interesting, but I had trouble figuring out how to build/expand my spaceship. Manage to add a block in the front, but not around :\

Cool idea, but I agree with micha that there should be some tip about what color you are placing next.

Depending on how smooth you want to make it, you could detect when player is nearing the end of the background image, and then just draw another one. But I'm not sure if it's such a good idea to use that big of an image, it's a lot to draw that the user will not see. As long as your not expecting th...