I fixed the problem of not getting the output in vscode this way: In conf I need to do `conf.console = true` my tasks.json now looks like this: // --Available variables which can be used inside of strings. // --${workspaceRoot}: the root folder of the team // --${file}: the current opened file // --...

I've been trying to set up Love again for VScode on my new computer. I used to use this tasks.json file: // Available variables which can be used inside of strings. // ${workspaceRoot}: the root folder of the team //snip { // The command is the path to your love install exe. "command": &qu...

That would indeed work, I'll probably rework it to not be 1-100 but just a table with all the fontsizes I need, thanks

I don't need all fontsizes from one to 100, I just thought it was kinda weird to have to need to create a font for every size I might need, and thought hoped that there was a more *polished?* way of doing that. But from my searches here, your answer, and my internet searches it seems that there is n...

I'm trying to find a nice way to work with custom font's and sizes but the best I've been able to come up with is this: MainFonts = {} for i=1, 100, 1 do MainFonts[i] = love.graphics.newFont("res/fonts/earthorbiter.ttf", i) end I feel like there should be a better way to do this, but a sea...

Can't figure out how love.math.random works, I need to get a random number between two limits: love.math.setRandomSeed(os.time()) Ball.YMovement = 0 - Ball.YMovement - math.random(-RandomBounceLimit, RandomBounceLimit) where RandomBounceLimit can be just about anything, but mostly between about 100 ...

Thanks guys, I've found my way to the external tutorials, and followed the OSM one, now reading through the ones made by sheepolution \0/. That indeed gives me a better idea for how Love works. I'll be doing what raidho36 said and try to make a little game to get some more of a feel with the system.

Hi all, Like the title says, I'm new to Love, but have done some things in Lua before. I followed the install instructions on the wiki , followed getting started , and set up my Sublime Text-3 version to work with all the things that the getting started page said, it now builds on CTRL-b, and can au...