Alright, I've fixed the bug. You should now be able to create new games and releases. I'm so sorry about the downtime. I know how much time and effort you spend on your games, and this level of downtime isn't acceptable. So, what happened? I added a new column to a database table and forgot to run t...

Thanks for the heads up everyone! I'm looking into the problem right now. Once it's fixed I'll have a full report on what happened.

is it possible to make it generate a .deb? Not yet, although I'm thinking of adding it. I'm deciding between generating a .deb or actually hosting a repository so that package managers (such as apt-get) can install it. The only issue there is that the automatic updates should probably come through ...

Good news everyone, StackMachine now supports LÖVE 0.9.0. You can read more about it on the blog . If you're using 0.9.0, just make sure to update your conf.lua. function love.conf(t) t.version = "0.9.0" end Creating a release works just like before, just upload your game's lovefile to get...

What would be cool though is to allow the game's creator to configure the splash screen more. For example, while uploading, there could be an interface allowing the player to configure: Great list of ideas. The splash screen is basic right now, but I'll definitely considering adding some of these o...

I would use it just to be a slacker and make Mac app/windows.exe out of my games if it did not add the "POWERED BY STACKMACHINE". Totally understand where you are coming from. The game checks for updates during the splash screen, so I need to display something other than a black screen. T...

Germanunkol wrote:Currently, the linux issue is keeping me from using Stackmachine more, not the lack of 0.9.0 support.

Great to hear. I'll prioritize Linux support. My plan is to generate a .love file that Linux users can run. That work?

jjmafiae wrote:games that's compiled (exes and .apps) do not use the love folder.

That's not entirely true. If those games are saving data, then they will be putting data into their own folder in the save directory.

Thanks for the support everyone! But what about Linux ? I was wondering though, what about a .love download? A .love download option for Linux users is in the works, but I'll probably be focusing first on 0.9.0 support. It also made me wonder what happens if the client doesn't have internet connecti...

Awesome news! I'm going to work on adding 0.9.0 support to StackMachine ASAP.