yep, you can even stuff functions in them for class like structures

not all of us are 110% accustom to reading lua + love "code"

This may be very noob

math.floor()

thats caused by the filtering done in ogl ... i think theres a way to turn it off in 6 but not sure

Robin wrote:I use a folder, and just use a terminal window:

Code: Select all

>love .

ditto

ok i have a question by default core lua likes require differently than one would expect ie require("bob.lua") looks in folder bob for *.lua and require("bob") loads bob.lua I havent gotten around to luv 6 and was wondering how this new require function works, is is like core lua...

yea but you can decompile it pretty easy and unless you told luac to strip the source your script will more or less pop up in the decompiled file

2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 1024 2048 ect

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_of_two

open gl requires images be a power of 2, love just usually padded it for you if it wasnt

also it doesnt have to be square ie 1024x128 is perfectly valid

I dont think its that big of a deal, course I have been used to power's of 2 images for a long time and its usually a fluke if one i use is not