As I hate Tiled's (slow!) workflow, and my game only needs a simple tile editor, I threw together a quick level editor for it: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BNzwFSLCUAAbhwd.png:large Took about 30 minutes, and *some* of the code is a little messy, but it's pretty easy to expand upon and works well. Ca...

Nice! I'd love to see a port working. Anyone interesting in doing it? I don't know, there's already chrome extension that runs natively and HTML5 port in development, and I honestly wouldn't like my games require Flash. The Chrome, HTML5, and Android ports are great projects and are (mostly) progres...

Ah yes, that solved the build result error, but it's still giving the console error and not working. It has to be my exec.py that is fucking it up. I'm looking online for solutions and they say to replace certain lines with os.path.expandvars(path).encode(sys.getfilesystemencoding()) Which doesn't ...

Ok, sorry that I didn't think of this before... In Sublime Text, in the top menu, go to Preferences > Settings - User. In the file that opens up, add a comma right after the last entry (before the last curly brace), and then add this between that comma and the curly brace (obviously, you must change...

In your Environment Variables, please append LOVE's directory to the PATH variable. E.g., https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/17269775/loveen.png After that, try running LOVE from the command prompt by simply typing in "love" (if you had the command prompt open already, you may have to clo...

Lua do not have built in OO Well, technically that's not completely accurate. Lua does not have built-in class based object oriented programming, instead it has prototype based object oriented programming. I wouldn't consider Lua an object-oriented programming language (like C++, C#, Java, Objectiv...

So I changed some stuff on exec.py, and used your system build, now I get this: Build result: depth not expected on this moment [Finished in 0.1s with exit code 1] Console: Running for depth in {0..5}; do if [ -f main.lua ]; then love .; fi; cd ..; done; ls I have no idea.. Try this: Setup a Sublim...

As far as CAPTCHAs and alternatives...I'm personally a fan of the honeypot method. Or, if you want a visible CAPTCHA, the "wasted attention" CAPTCHA, e.g. like this (though not an ad): http://www.solvemedia.com/images/wasted_attention.png

I can't give a lot of help here, except that this is what my build system looks like (I'm on Windows 7): { "cmd": [ "love2d", "--console", "$project_path" ], "name": "LOVE", "target": "run_love2d" } Of course, LOVE's dir...

This is too obvious, but...