LÖVE

veethree

NOICE

veethree

This one isn't contained in main.lua, But i'd consider it a doodle. It's a bunch of randomly moving balls who evolve the ability to hit a target and avoid an obstacle via a genetic algorithm. It's pretty heavily inspired by this tutorial . The code is pretty haphazardly thrown together, But it works...

veethree

why not android too?

veethree

Could use a 2d array like

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board = {
		{0, 0, 0},
		{0, 0, 0},
		{0, 0, 0}
	}

and draw it like

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for y=1, #board do
		for x=1, #board[1] do
			love.graphics.rectangle("fill", x * cellSize, y * cellSize, cellSize - 1, cellSize - 1)
		end
	end

where cellSize is how large each cell of the board is.

veethree

veethree

I don't think that's a love.run thing. I'm talking out of my ass, But i'd guess the "no game" screen is a .löve file or something like that that löve loads if you run it without a game. If that's the case you'd probably have to modify the löve source for it to quit.

veethree

read this.

veethree

could use this.

veethree

how much time do you save by omitting the g's at the end of words

veethree

You need to define A as a table inside Z.

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Z  = {A = {B = 3}}

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