What's everyone working on? (tigsource inspired)

[KingRecycle]

I'm challenging myself in creating an item generator.

Right now I'm creating 'templates' aka functions with a lot of love.graphics.print() functions.

I wanted to use string interpolation but all that did was made me confused and I wasn't sure how I would set the position of things and it was overall confusing for me.

Got the basic layout for a weapon.




Though I still haven't perfected on the resizing when some stuff isn't included.

[Roland_Yonaba]

Great. Keep up the good job.

I wanted to use string interpolation but all that did was made me confused and I wasn't sure how I would set the position of things and it was overall confusing

Well, try my Allen. Or at least, rip the function you need (see line 263)

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function _.substitute(str,value) return (str:gsub('%${*([%w]+)}*',value)) end

--Example
print(_.subtitute('value = ${value}',100))

[KingRecycle]

Great. Keep up the good job.

I wanted to use string interpolation but all that did was made me confused and I wasn't sure how I would set the position of things and it was overall confusing

Well, try my Allen. Or at least, rip the function you need (see line 263)

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function _.substitute(str,value) return (str:gsub('%${*([%w]+)}*',value)) end

--Example
print(_.subtitute('value = ${value}',100))

So if I wanted to run love.graphics.setColor() to change the color of specific text. How would I go about doing that?

[coffee]

Great. Keep up the good job.

I wanted to use string interpolation but all that did was made me confused and I wasn't sure how I would set the position of things and it was overall confusing

Well, try my Allen. Or at least, rip the function you need (see line 263)

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function _.substitute(str,value) return (str:gsub('%${*([%w]+)}*',value)) end

--Example
print(_.subtitute('value = ${value}',100))

So if I wanted to run love.graphics.setColor() to change the color of specific text. How would I go about doing that?

Look, that's the an old text problem/dilemma in LOVE. Preserve string vs divided txt strings for each color. Best way is get a to implement some instring tags in you string and parse your text for coloring changes. Not easy and require some work. But not let stay off-topic here. Open a thread for it. Also search see Robin's Rich Text and litearc message dialog lib.

[Roland_Yonaba]

So if I wanted to run love.graphics.setColor() to change the color of specific text. How would I go about doing that?

Oh in that case, as coffee said, Robin's richText is probably what you're looking for.

[Robin]

Yeah, that seems like a job for RichText. If you decide to use it, and you find a bug, please notify me, so I can fix it.

[jonyzz]

@KingRecycle: Where did you get that font? It looks wonderful.

[Chèvre]

Hi there,
So much impressive stuff from everyone!
Here's a screenshot of my first foray into LÖVE. (It's supposed to be pixel-doubled but I shrunk it so it doesn't take up too much space.)

[Larsii30]

Hi there,
So much impressive stuff from everyone!
Here's a screenshot of my first foray into LÖVE. (It's supposed to be pixel-doubled but I shrunk it so it doesn't take up too much space.)

Looks good, what is to do in this game ?

[Chèvre]

Hi there,
So much impressive stuff from everyone!
Here's a screenshot of my first foray into LÖVE. (It's supposed to be pixel-doubled but I shrunk it so it doesn't take up too much space.)

Looks good, what is to do in this game ?

You have to make rabbit stew Hit rabbits with your giant carrot and aim for the saucepan.