I don't see anything wrong with the code you posted. Other than the useless concatenation of '1' and '/'.

From what I can gather, you put the player's movement code inside of love.keypressed, which is only called when a key is pressed. Instead, put the movement code in love.update, and check if a key is pressed using love.keyboard.isDown.

Hi and welcome to the forums! There seem to be syntax errors on lines 3 and 4: you don't have to write "local" before defining a field of another table.
Please be a little more specific and describe the error you're getting.

Seems helpful, but I feel like this should be posted in General.

Hi and welcome to the forums! If you want to save something to the player's computer, it involves writing to a file. When you want to load that data, you read the file. In löve, writing to a file is as simple as: love.filesystem.write("filename.txt", "abcd 1234 some data here") And if you want to re...

A while ago I made this escape room game. The code isn't very pretty and there's way too many globals, but it works.

The images you posted don't seem to be working.

I don't see why you would need an image editor with all these tools made in löve. If you want a free image editor with these features, I recommend paint.net.

I'm not sure what "retro glow" effect you're talking about, but i'm pretty sure that moonshine might have something you're looking for.

Different files do not necessarily mean different states. You can use different files for whatever you want, which in this case is different states. You can use the example keharriso wrote above for what you want.