love.filesystem.include or love.filesystem.require will do the trick.

Here is the game I was developing for Love. Unfortunately college has been a bit hectic and I have had zero time to do any coding at all. Too much Maths! I've decided I shan't be continuing with this game for a while, and if I do it will be on PSP. It was nice knowing you, Love. This game is not fin...

SamPerson12345 wrote:

mike wrote:

SamPerson12345 wrote:OBEY!

Hey cool! I'm the one hundredth user!

Congratulations! You get nothing!


Seriously, though.. we have nothing to give -_-

Awww... :[

Is scissoring similar to 'masking' in that it only allows the current box to be updated?

I Googled scissoring but.. ahem..

Because that is how it was foretold by the gods of yore. Actually, it's because I wrote the whole font rendering class by following what other people had done (and rude did some stuff too) and so I have no idea what's going on half the time. It's at the bottom left because that's how the FreeType t...

But if there are gaps in the table then table.maxn is probably what you really want to use. If you want to count a table with gaps (or a dictionary) then writing your own count function would be best. function count(tab) local n = 0 for k,v in pairs(n) do n = n + 1 end return n end local tab = {1,2...

This has bugged me too. Why is it at bottom left?

I think that's the kernel version. It has either 1 or 1.5. I use Software version 3.71 M33-3 and it works all well. Anyway you're better off checking in a homebrew forum, I don't know dick about PSPs to be honest.

I have a homebrew PSP, there is a Lua Player for that but it'd pretty slow. I guess that's because of the processor. For example, it couldn't handle drawing 16x16 tiles. Lots of FPS lag.

Edit: I lie, I just tried it out again and it's not as bad as I remember it.

Here's a sneak preview of my current game