LSD - Little Sticky Destroyer [Crowdfunding started]

[paranoiax]

The game doesn't run for me

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seppi@seppi7:~/Downloads/love$ love --version
LOVE 0.8.0 (Rubber Piggy)
seppi@seppi7:~/Downloads/love$ love lsd.love 
Error: main.lua:284: bad argument #3 to 'newFixture' (number expected, got no value)
stack traceback:
	[C]: in function 'newFixture'
	main.lua:284: in function 'addSensor'
	levels/level1.lua:4: in main chunk
	main.lua:153: in function 'load'
	[string "boot.lua"]:375: in function <[string "boot.lua"]:373>
	[C]: in function 'xpcall'

edit: I cloned from your repo, and I get the same error.

I'm not exactly sure, but for some reason it seems to miss the density value for the fixtures instead of falling back to the default values. Please clone again and tell me if it got fixed (what OS btw?)

[qaisjp]

He uses linux - the problem with the mpg starts at the [C] which denotes that it is a problem with your operating system -- I'll try to fix this problem by converting the .mp3 to .ogg

[paranoiax]

He uses linux - the problem with the mpg starts at the [C] which denotes that it is a problem with your operating system -- I'll try to fix this problem by converting the .mp3 to .ogg

That seems to be the problem for osa1, not for josefnpat. or am i wrong?

[qaisjp]

Paranoiax can you implement a map pack selector? I already implemented the directory structure and game support, all you need to do is currentPack = "packname"

He uses linux - the problem with the mpg starts at the [C] which denotes that it is a problem with your operating system -- I'll try to fix this problem by converting the .mp3 to .ogg

That seems to be the problem for osa1, not for josefnpat. or am i wrong?

they both use linux anyway (terminal output gives it away)

[Boolsheet]

the [C] which denotes that it is a problem with your operating system

The [C] in the traceback means that the function was given to Lua as a C function, it was not written in Lua. It doesn't really tell you what the problem is.

[qaisjp]

the [C] which denotes that it is a problem with your operating system

The [C] in the traceback means that the function was given to Lua as a C function, it was not written in Lua. It doesn't really tell you what the problem is.

I know what it means but I said it wrong, the [C] code of love tries to find the mp3 module for playing the .mp3, but love can't find it. The fact that there is no mp3 module is dependent on your operating system.

[Robin]

Except that josefnpat's error has nothing to do with mp3, but instead seems to indicate there was a bug in LÖVE 0.8.0 that didn't use a default value for the third argument of love.physics.newFixture.

[qaisjp]

It seems that I broke Box2D Love

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[Boolsheet]

Ah, Box2D error messages. Luckily, the assert is commented:

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// You tried to remove a shape that is not attached to this body.
b2Assert(found);

Hm, hm. Looks like my destruction-queue code didn't work out as planned after all. If my code really broke, then you should move your object destruction after the callbacks. You're actually not supposed to destroy stuff in plain Box2D during the callbacks. LÖVE throws them in a queue for convenience, but (it looks like) it's better if you just take care of that yourself. At least I think that is the problem.

[qaisjp]

Anyone wants to help make this super hard epic editor? ._.