Haven't visited this site in awhile :) Just a question, is there such a function that I can use to read an external file (like a '.txt' file) from the directory of my game. If, example, my game's .exe resides in "D:/Stuff/MyGameFolder" and there's a text file in "D:/Stuff/MyGameFolder...

Why'd you wanna use it with C++? To extend its functions?

In the game I'm making I want it to be that people can mod my game, but I want to restrict the use of some functions by the user, can I do that by using love.thread?

Thanks guys, the map generator is still not 100% complete but atleast the loop problem is fixed :D local function GENERATE_BUILDINGS(maxsize, maxb) local cb = 0 while generating do local rand1 = math.random(1, 100) local rand2 = math.random(1, 100) local randx, randy = lmt.random(1, maxsize), lmt.ra...

Ah ok, C is good too. Though I have another question, how can I call a lua function from C ? like call love.graphics.setColor from C, how will I be able to do it ? Edit: I tried this: ffi = require "ffi" ffi.cdef[[ #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("Hi"); } ]] But it resulte...

Ok, so I tried making a map generator, I also put the t.console in conf.lua to true because I laid down alot of print() functions around the map generator code so I can really make sure that it's working properly, but my problem is some time after the map generation begins then my game will suddenly...

Will it be possible to run C++/C(more preferably C++) with Love2D ? If so then how?

OOPS, thanks for pointing that out, I totally forgot about the new image thing.

I don't know why it always gives me that error, here's the part of my code where the error happens: wazmb.__TILE = {} local tt = wazmb.__TILE tt._TILE_SET_ = "gfx/tiles/tileset.png" tt._TILESIZE = 32 tt.TILESETW, tt.TILESETH = tt._TILE_SET_:getDimensions() I really have no idea why that ha...

Here's how I would do it: Just focus on putting down some roads and buildings first. Try just drawing a few roads between different points, and putting buildings in the places the roads aren't, or, putting the buildings down first, and drawing the roads around them. A pathfinding library like Jumpe...