192.168.*.* is a private (local) IP Address - are you on the same local network as your friend? It won't work otherwise. There's a tutorial and source code on the Wiki: https://love2d.org/wiki/Tutorial:Networking_with_UDP https://love2d.org/wiki/Tutorial:Networking_with_UDP-TheServer https://love2d....

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Thanks for the guide, I'm going to try your suggestions. I'm using Love on a Rasbperry Pi 3 via the default Debian repository and the OpenGL driver, didn't realise there were performance issues.

Your idea sounds fine. Each square in the snake's body (e.g. a snake might be 3 squares long) is represented by a x/y coordinate. Every update delete the last x/y coordinate at the end of the list (its tail), and add a new x/y coordinate to the front of the list (its head). The other squares in the ...

You attempt to move the player to the desired position, check whether the position collides with anything, and adjust the position accordingly if a collision occurs (e.g. if player is falling downwards onto a platform, tweak the players position so they're standing on the platform). I wrote a more d...

I've not experienced this, and my development computer is slower than most (a Raspberry Pi 3). Have you monitored the framerate of your game, to ensure the lag isn't due to processing the game logic? What method (mouse/keyboard/other) do you use for moving the game objects? It's helpful if you can p...

Happy to assist with specific queries or if you get stuck, but I personally don't have the time to work in tandem on another project.

The Pi only has hardware video decoding for H.264 and MPEG-4 encoded videos I believe. OGG videos are decoded through software, which limits the speed you can achieve with a (relatively) slow computer like the Pi. I suggest reducing the resolution of the video.

You may use our module to save config into .lua file and load it later. It has some defaults, etc. https://github.com/thomasgoldstein/zabuyaki/blob/master/src/configuration.lua Just add a reference to our site and the authors )) Thanks, but your code seems to use the license "Attribution-NonCo...

Just a guess, but have you tried changing C:\projects\l ö ve\testgame to the ASCII C:\projects\l o ve\testgame? Wondering if the Windows command line has legacy issues with Unicode characters. Also, if you run simply "love" (with no arguments) via the command line, do you get a placeholder...