Okay, thanks!

So I'm doing the tutorials and learning a lot. I just have a quick question about physics. In the tutorial example: --this creates the ground, with a mass of zero, which means the ground won't move. bodies[0] = love.physics.newBody(world, 650/2, 625, 0, 0) shapes[0] = love.physics.newRectangleShape(...

that code is pretty horrible. You might want to use another OO lib, for example SECS, HUMP or MiddleClass. I've seen this particular tutorial before, and I think it's not the very best introduction to LÖVE out there. I was afraid someone would say that. To be frank, I didn't find any good tutorials...

I'm following these tutorials for making a game: http://www.brighthub.com/hubfolio/matthew-casperson/blog/archive/2010/08/10/making-2d-games-with-lua-and-love.aspx I'm on the second tutorial which has me creating keyboard input. I followed the tutorial to the letter, but I get this error message whe...

So I guess I'll take a look at love gravity modules or something. Any direction?

Is it possible to make a gravity well in Love? Basically just a circle that pulls objects toward itself with a simulated force of gravity. And then to move that circle around using the keyboard.

I have a box image, and I want to constrict the players movement to the boundries of that box. How do I do this? More specifically, I'd like some tutorials on level design in LOVE. is it just a matter of using the draw function to put png's and gifs into the map, or what? the game I'm attempting to ...

okay, I think I got it. Now I need to start learning lua.

yes, I know what a terminal is. I've been using linux for over a year now, mostly ubuntu and fedora. That's not the problem.

now, could you explain what I need to do in coherent sentences?

the LOVE documentation is absolutely no help to me with this.

According to the documentation, I can drag my main.lua file onto the executable and it'll load the game. It's doesn't work like that in Ubuntu. So how do I do this?