I believe that doing this would "just" involve rewriting the wrap_XXXX source files and the Lua scripts, and maybe a few other changes. I don't think the code depends on Lua in any other part. At least a grep for Lua reveals pretty few instances out of these files; I think I only found on...

That said, if you really want to write a ruby interpreter, whether to replace LuaJIT or even just in lua, that's up to you and is in fact a more gargantuan task than if you just started coding your game at this moment. :monocle: I can, I made games with LUA and not just in Love, but the purpose of ...

Besides classes (which can be done with lua) what do you need that lua doesn't offer but ruby does? I have used Lua for a long time, I want to use something new, but still using Love, and what I would like to try is Ruby or Python, but right now I only want to be able to use Ruby. Ruby in addition ...

You could use something like RLua which bind Lua und Ruby together: RLua is Ruby to Lua bindings library that features nearly complete coverage of Lua C API, seamless translation of Lua and Ruby objects into each other, calling Lua functions from Ruby and vice versa. You know how to use it? I am se...

Good luck! While it certainly is possible to create all the library bindings for Ruby which Love2d offers for Lua, I don't understand the motivation except that someone likes Ruby more than Lua? You can have something like classes in Lua if you want to. "Ruby has classes" is not a very st...

Someone who knows how Love's source works so that instead of running Lua scripts, run Ruby, As far as I think I know, Love is written in C, and from C it compiles Lua and runs it (I think), I don't think I need to get rid of Lua completely, just add Ruby support. I need ideas or some explanation of ...