Is there any way to get the X and Y of something?
I know you can get the height and width, but anyway to get X and Y?
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Re: Getting
Not by default. You could make one, though.
EDIT: (Unless you're using love.physics, then I think you can, but don't hold me to that, I have never used it before).
EDIT: (Unless you're using love.physics, then I think you can, but don't hold me to that, I have never used it before).
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Re: Getting
Most objects don't have a position, so it wouldn't make sense to get or set it.
For drawable objects (images, etc.) you draw them at a certain position, you don't set the object's position.
For drawable objects (images, etc.) you draw them at a certain position, you don't set the object's position.
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