Hi! I'm making a tile based world editor, and I want the user to be able to toggle a grid. My algorithm works, but I'm constantly drawing a 1000x1000 area of squares. Is there a way I could draw the grid once, and then not draw it again, or just have it draw more efficiently? Here's my current grid ...

This is amazing for a first project. I still have my first project and it was awful. xD

Very very nice work.

Ill DL them to see. Everyone says dark is nice, so I'll take a look.

Screenshots on the love forums post would be nice.

Hey there, and welcome to the forums!

Your animation looks very nice. Keep up the good work!

What.. What is this? The Zip file is within a zip file, and you don't even have a Love file. So... what is this? Your title and content have no value whatsoever.

I have attached a demo you might find useful (or at least a decent read), since i also experimented with custom error handlers. I also have a newer, and probably even less buggy (not that the attached one has many...) implementation, but i want to share that via a different way, soon. Is there any ...

Hey! I am making a visual version of Love that will work like Scratch in Love. I know, I dunno why I thought it was a good idea either. xD I need to build an error handler that won't crash the application, but can crash what the user has made so that the user can see what went wrong. So basically so...

Alright. Can I ask how one executes other programs from Love? That would be nice to know for current projects on Windows.

Also, can .love files execute commands, like, can a .love file run another .love file?

Uhm... to be honest, that's all jargon to me. I understand how to install the OS, and that's it. Im a windows user, so anything linux is like the Charlie Brown bit with the teacher: wah wah wah wah wah. xD Thank you for the info tho. So, what you're saying is that the Linux download for Love won't w...