I vote to keep the name Lua Entity System. This looks pretty solid; however, I find it strange that PlayerCollisionController obtains a reference to the player by filtering out entities without ShapeCircle components. I think it would be more straightforward to make the player entity global or pass...

I really like the idea of component based design, but did not yet encounter a game project big enough to apply it to. You library certainly makes it easier to try it sometimes. Good work! Only two comments (not to be taken too seriously): Lua-Entity-System sounds too serious. It deserves a catchier...

YWPMM.png FEZ is a lua library to help you get started with component based programming. In component based programming, entities are made up of components, the entity itself is just a number that identifies a collection of components. The components hold the data and do the logic. In the FEZ, ther...

Hmm, Seeing as this is server-client lockstep I might just trust the server to send out rolling snapshots of the gamestate at certain durations.

I've been implementing a lockstep protocol for an RTS game i'm working on. I've only had the chance to test it on the same machine. My question to the devs: Is love compiled with the IEEE754 stardard? Reading this article here http://gafferongames.com/networking-for-game-programmers/floating-point-d...

Nice! One problem re: pathfinding is now if you have A<->B<->G<->Z and you forward A<->G, and you tell a program from A to go to G, it goes A->G->Z->G. I think it should at least check whether it's there yet, to prevent some really weird things. Good tip, thanks. I've decided to implement to core n...

Try to stay on topic here >.> Ha! Good one. ;) Hehe. In this version i've added port forwarding. Left click on a port (the red circles around the edges of a hexagon) to bring up a context menu (thanks to the lovely love frames which I'll be using to mock up a gui!), click the port forward button an...

Try to stay on topic here >.>

I think videos is much easier. Again, that's MY opinion. I don't understand any of the examples in the PIL book. I have never programmed before. Let me know what you think of my own tutorial http://www.locofilm.co.uk/LuaCow/ You can type and run lua code on the webpage itself, It's unfinished and I...

You could consider putting that in your A*. Different speeds is typically something A* can take into account, so that they will always use the fastest route available. (Note that that would mean that they might take a "detour", while it is still the fastest route, because fast+fast+fast c...