Yes I have used both of them, jumper is no problem to use, just read the documentation carefully. The rotLove port comes in two versions, one is modular (if you havent checked the github page yet, rotLove is a big collection of small libs tailored around rl's), the other is one big file that include...

there is another lib you might find helpful:
https://github.com/paulofmandown/rotLove

I also found Roland Yonabas "jumper" of greatest usability:
https://github.com/Yonaba/Jumper

Thanks for the quick fix, works like a charm!

Oh well, thanks for looking in the source, I could have get the idea to do so myself :) It seems to be very recent and not fully done, on top of file it says: -- note: the text wrapping of this object is experimental and not final Good there is a lot of other stuff for me to add as well in meantime.

Hi, I have a problem with the GetLines() function from the text object. It returns always nil. function Node:initialize(px, py, pw, ph) local SliW = 5 -- width of slider buttons local MinW = 50 -- minimum width of whole node -- Init of base and sub-elements local base = loveframes.Create("panel...

Yes, looks really good. Themes differ a lot, makes it interesting.
One critique, though:
On the 2ndlast image (the black/grey subterran one) the background tile is too busy.

I'm with Robin here, I do it so rarely, I choose the cheapest way.
I'd like to ask a follow-up question, though:
What are the reasons for creating .love's or .exe's so often, that there is a desire to automate it?
Or asked different, what are the occasions where you do it?

Hi, some things can surely be written shorter: queen = {'1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9','10','11','12','13','14','15','16','17','18','19','20','21','22','23','24','25'} --is same as.. queen = { } --need to declare queen as table first, before filling in values at the indices, or error; if you do...

This looks interesting and inviting to use, I have an idea where I could use it in my project already. I wonder, should in the code example you posted first, the 3rd line look like this? local label_tween = tween.new(5, label, {x=300, y=200, color={255,255,255}}) The example on github makes me think...

It might be your OS too.. I got a comparable laptop (actually even weaker, checked the p1620 specs) and I don't discover your problems. I will probably earn not much understanding when I suggest to upgrade Win8 to WinXP, but some Linux should work. Before all this it should be made clear that the OS...