Thank you. That was it exactly.

game.love I created the .love file and fused it to love.exe and have the DLLs, but when I try to run the new .exe, I get an error that the music file does not exist. Its in the right folder within the game.love, and the code isn't throwing an error until it attempts to play it (it loads it just fin...

oObjectName = loveframes.Create("___") Since the objects are all created by the time it checks and are all listed in the table I'm referencing by these names, I thought it should work. I'm hoping to be able to compare the string name for the object, retrieved by :GetHoverObject(), and the ...

I'm trying to retrieve the name of an object using GetHoverObject, but having iterated through the table it returns, the names I gave the objects do not exist. Closest I get is "instance of class loveframes_object_imagebutton" or similar. I'm trying to retrieve the name to match it against...

Not bad news, since I'm not writing it to be mobile or mac, just Windows. As you said, setIdentity only changes the cosmetic name of the folder in %AppData%, so it of no use. I'm writing a small, very specific, database tool and I'm trying to get it to export generated graphs and charts as PNG image...

Is there a way to do this? I dislike the love.filesystem restrictions, so I use lua io for file placement, but I can't figure out how to control the save location for pictures exported with imageData:encode, or if there is a way to do it. Is there another way to export png images, a library or metho...

I'm working on a pathfinding routine and am trying to do something similar to raycasting to to have an agent look ahead to the goal and see if it is clear or obstructed. I've successfully been using a matched imagedata to check for object collision using img:getPixel. I'm wondering if there is a way...

yeah, I think I came up with a work around. I created a new table that tallies the x position for each pixel and alters the equations for pixel movement. Insincere, but visually identical to what I was trying to do. Thank you everyone.

Is it possible to check the color values of a pixel at x,y on the screen? I have a table with a list of pixels I'm moving around, but I'd like to be able to check unmapped areas of the screen for pixels without nesting iterators.

Fantastic. Thank you