You need to define A as a table inside Z.

Wrote a function that extracts colors from an image. It does this in a very naive way so it only works good sometimes. 1541699318.png 1541699312.png 1541699302.png function love.load() http = require("socket.http") s = "" love.window.setMode(640, 480) love.graphics.setLineStyle("rough") local img = ...

Could have just put the code in the post like io.stdout:setvbuf("no") function love.load() x = 42 z = 42 y = {x,z} end function love.update() for i,v in ipairs(y) do y[i] = y[i] + 2 end print(x,z) end What's happening there is, instead of putting the x and z variables into the y table, You're puttin...

To apply shaders to circles, lines, rectangles etc. you can to draw them to a canvas, then apply the shader to the canvas.

It seems to run fine on my computer (mid 2012 macbook pro).

Any chance your moms gpu doesn't support canvases/framebuffers?

Then use the same paused boolean to determine if the box should appear. There's plenty of GUI libraries available for buttons and such. Or you can make your own.

Line 81 in main.lua is but should be

I'm guessing enemy.img doesn't exists or isn't an image that has a "getWidth" method.

Here's a nice article about it.

I emailed them once asking about concerned joe.

Thanks for reaching out.
The game's design changed and it became Move or Die instead, so everyone who got the early access got whatever we had of concerned Joe back then, and a Move or Die steam key.

I didn't get a steam key.