how do i make a double not return "1.0e+010" (or something like that) when i call it?

is it possible to turn it off on text?

i'm making a game with low resolution graphics but the graphics are all blurry

whenever i put a for loop in LoadLevel (so the map resets when the player dies), it seems to crash, but when i put a line of code that points to the level, it seems to work fine :/

the table does exist, however still causes an error.

i tried "if not [value] then" and "if [value] == nil then" but it says its trying to index a nil value :/

here are some sneek peeks at what i've been working on!

Require does not take file names, it takes module names. To translate a module name into a filename, you replace all dots with slashes, then append .lua. (Or see [manual]package.path[/manual] or [wiki]love.filesystem.setRequirePath[/wiki].) So in your case, you should be using: require("Level&...

on the top of my script, i put , yet for some reason despited Levels.lua actually existing within the game folder it threw an error saying it doesn't exist in the path i put love itself in...

DaedalusYoung wrote:This:

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v[3] == 2 and v[2] + 1 or v[3] == 4 and v[2] - 1

seems to return false.

it'shouldnt set the value to false though :/