Hi, Does type() function do what I am looking for? If so, how to use it properly? If not, could someone tell what does? Did I even explain my question properly? Probably not. :roll: Yes. type() is exactly what you're looking for. The type returned is one of the following: string, number, function, ...

Are you implying you're inventing something new here? There's shitloads of interpolation methods, gratz on implementing one of them. I know this has been said before but I'll gladly repeat: Could you refrain from being so antagonizing? It doesn't matter whether you're right or not. Half of your pos...

It says the error appears on line 147 in main.lua but the code you've posted is only 127 lines long?

I believe fusing is when you fuse a .love file into the LÖVE executable. From the Wiki on Game Distribution: Windows To create your game executable under windows use the command line to run copy /b love.exe+SuperGame.love SuperGame.exe Alternatively you can create a .bat (e.g. create_game_exe.bat) f...

It's not possible to draw a loading bar if you load everything in love.load, because the draw function isn't called while it's executed, and it's also not possible to load all the files in one function call, because draw() is only called whenever update() returns. This is not strictly true. This is...

Yeah, and I won't be able to play your games the way they meant to be played since I only have one mouse. So are vast majority of all PC users. Seriously, even LeapMotion thing is far more widespread than multiple mice. Who said anything about requiring it? I'm talking about offering the option to ...

Multimouse is utterly useless, in general. Computers with more than one mouse is even more rare occasion than gamepad with trackball. It is definitely not useless. Jamestown (which uses SDL 1.2?) made good use of multiple mice. The project I'm currently working on could very well benefit from it as...

There is the GBA version, which will easily run on anyones computer nowadays. :) True but you can't play local 4P multiplayer on a GBA which is the only thing we're interested in (and remaking). The GBA version also controls really bad. Besides it's much more fun to make our own version. Especially...

Jasoco wrote:Looks like ChuChu Rocket.

That's because it basically is. ChuChu is an awesome party game but Dreamcast emulation is kind of a pain so we decided the logical thing to do was to make a PC clone. The core game is mostly the same but we're changing and adding a lot of things we find appropriate.

Lukas and I have been working on a small project to kill time.
We posted some screenshots here yesterday:
http://tangramgames.dk/2013/08/10/sss.html