Thanks for the info Slime

You still haven't uploaded a .love containing the code that doesn't work for you. love.conf should be enough. If you upload it, we can probably tell what's wrong. Here's your answer: I am using Love 0.8.0, the normal one, and I have tried this with everything from my own .love files to Mari0 (staby...

Okay. The love._openConsole is working for me, I wasn't aware of that trick. using conf.lua still doesn't open a functional console though, but love._openConsole solves most of my problems anyway. The only thing that hasn't been fixed by this is that I still can't type anything into the console, whi...

Still waiting...

I am using Love 0.8.0, the normal one, and I have tried this with everything from my own .love files to Mari0 (stabyourself.net) and Platform Guy (from these forums). Windows 7 Home Premium, Dell Inspiron 560, Pentium Dual-Core CPU 4 GB RAM for the desktop (64 bit OS) Not very similar for the laptop...

Hello. I am on a windows 7 computer (I have tried with both laptop and desktop), and I enabled the console in conf.lua. The console appears, but the print() command from my .love code doesn't work, and I cannot type anything into the console despite a flashing type-bar-thingy showing up. I have trie...

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Edit: FIXED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP

Well, thankfully the error gives us a location, main.lua:157, so I look at that and see 3 table index operations that could cause this, namely grid[x], grid[x][y] and leveldata . So, I added the following code (before 157): print(grid[x]) print(grid[x][y]) print(leveldata[i]) That showed me the err...

I started a new project yesterday, this one I'm hoping to make into a full-feature game, unlike quick things I've been working on in the past year to get me used to Love2d, etc. I've isolated the loadLevel function, because if I remove the line in love.load() that calls loadLevel(), the game starts ...

And THAT is why us programmers are so flippin awesome.

LOVING THE GAME!!!