Elysian Shadows

... okay. OP, have you considered going about this the way that the originals did? that is, reduce your code to just test for a point in a box. (which is easy and fast, and also makes it alot easier to do soft collisions) what they did was this. take the width/2 and hight/2 of the one box, and add ...

if ( (pX >= sX+2 && pX <= sX+6 && pY >= sY+2 && pY <= sY+6) || // top left (pX+8 >= sX+2 && pX+8 <= sX+6 && pY >= sY+2 && pY <= sY+6) || // top right (pX >= sX+2 && pX <= sX+6 && pY+8 >= sY+2 && pY+8 <= sY+6) || // bottom left ...

I am having some issues with figuring out collision detection. pX and pY is the top-left corner of the player, and sX and sY is the top-left of what I'm tring to collide with. Both objects are 8x8 square, and I want to be able to detect entering the object from any point. This is really CLOSE but de...

You can do stuff like this if you wanna manage the thing totally in lua (There is a way to set this up from C too, but I'm not aware of how as my lua experience comes mainly from WoW modding). foo = {} function foo:setSomething(what) self.something = what end function foo:getSomething() return self....

Ruby is a scripting language too.

Technically, you could think of a browser as the "compiler" for HTML, if you use the term compiler loosely.