Thanks a bunch! It works perfectly now!

I made a little code doodle a few days ago. This thread is awesome for getting the creative juices flowing. I'm attaching the .love, but I'd really appreciate it if somebody could tell me how to make a copy I can distribute to my friends who use OS X. I tried following the "Creating a Mac OS X...

I just played it - the music really adds to the atmosphere. I really appreciate the way you "feel" gravity, in how the bird accelerates as you drop, and the energy carries forward as you climb.The wind trail is a really nice touch. Using a blooming flower as a save point was a great flouri...

oops.. looks like it dropped the gifs from earlier

Met a cute girl on tinder, hit it off, then the conversation moved to snapchat and she mentioned she was using paper to plan her cross-stitching, so I offered to make this bad boy right here over the weekend. I don't know if that's badass or dorky, but I could hardly care less. Here it is! YWSrGp32B...

Nifty!

Looks sick!

Yes, start by limiting the number of globals - you can check for this using the strict.lua library. In terms of the overall structure, I think you could design your objects based on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model%E2%80%93view%E2%80%93controller Thanks a bunch! That gives me plenty to work on!

Update: you can set the name of the saved file now

Oops! Didn't notice that .git, and I totally forgot to test the .love
I really appreciate the feedback! Do you have any other implementation recommendations off the top of your head?

Here's a working .love