is there some specific reason you need to use dofile()?

I want to close the script, i am currently in and want to open a new script. This is simply what i want to do.

Very, very nice tool! Realy good work!!!

How can i use it in my code?

should i include my saved file from this tool in my script or what must i do if i want to run it?

Thanks in advance^^.

the file is in the write directory, where the main.lua is, too.

But finally it doesn´t work.

Sorry for getting on your nervs

Oh yeah, you shouldn't use dofile(). While require is usually what you need, in exceptional cases you will want to use love.filesystem.load, like this: local func = love.filesystem.load("somefile.lua") if func then -- no syntax errors func() end I did like you´ve said but it don´t work. N...

is it possible that i have to give the full path, when i want to load a data with dofile(). For me, dofile("file.lua") doesn´t work, it says: "no such file or directory". Here´s my code: function load.love() love.graphics.setMode(800, 600, false, false, 0) end function love.updat...

Hi community,

is it possible to use dofile() to load AND run .lua files in LUA, or is there another possibility to load and run lua files?

Thanks in advance

Are you using LÖVE 0.5.0?

I use LÖVE 0.7.2, the newest version i guess^^.

The easiest way is like : local Timer0 = 0 local SOMENUMBER = 1 function love.load(dt) Timer0 = Timer0+dt if Timer0 > SOMENUMBER then --do things here Timer0 = 0 end end this way you have a somewhat constant update every 1(SOMENUMBER) second :D Unfortunately this doesn´t work for me. :( But thanks ...

I have another question: How can i generate a constant framerate in my programs? Somenone said it´s good to use love.timer.step() others say that it´s better multiplie all counters with dt. And i think there are a lot of other possibilities...:) Do you know a good and testet way to make a constante ...

Yes, i already know.

But it didn´t worked when i do the main.lua in the top-level.