Ohhhhh! Thanks! Do you know if there's another way to do that aside from returning a value?

So I'm working on a tile-based game. Right now it's pretty simple. It's a small map, with 3 different object types. Anyway, I've started by making the left tile-movement, which worked fine. Then, I tried making the right tile movement and something peculiar happened: It went all the way across the m...

My bad. I thought I had posted one.
I know that returning the value looks like it has no effect, but omitting the return would make the white tile to go all the way across the screen.

If you don't know how to do that, just do something like this:

I'm trying to expand my horizons and make a simple little tile game, but I'm having a bit of trouble moving the character. When the 'right' key is released, the player moves over 1 to the right and changes the tile where it was to air. I tried several things, and ended up with a semi-decent solution...

For some reason only part 1 and 0 worked for me. Not scrolling or entities.

So it would be easier if you at least put an example of your code as a reference, but I think I know what you want.
In your main.lua put require "NAME_OF_FOLDER/NAME_OF_FILE"
Don't actually put NAME_OF_FOLDER and whatever. I think you know what I mean.

This website has probably everything you'll never want to know about lua: http://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html It's pretty huge, so press ctrl and f then search for for . They're pretty much the only data type that lua has, so I could suggest getting nice and smiley with them for future referen...

Thanks!

How you got it to save like that. I think you would use love.event.push or something, but I don't know...
Thanks!