You can layout your widgets with cells. http://suit.readthedocs.org/en/latest/layout.html After using it for a little bit I figured it out. But now I'm struggling with making rows/collumns. Because when I do a row() it changes the X of the next col(). Currently I'm doing some not ideal ways to work...

pikuchan wrote:The sad thing is the amount of time that I stared at that before I noticed the problem.

Try using the rubber duck debugging method

It's really hard to create a first complete game with music, sounds, graphical effects and all that. I'm sure you're proud of it. I can say it's pretty cool. The game itself has some things that makes it really easy and some that makes it really hard. What makes it easy is the fact that it's really ...

I've had the same problem as you.

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The solution is to pass non-integer values to the function.

Yes. Let's say you have a camera+viewport library. You require it. package.loaded.<libraryname> will hold the library. Now, inside the internals of the library, somewhere, due to organizing code, the library coder used require to put the camera and viewport files into the main one, where he exposes...

Hi. I'm using SUIT for the first time and it really fits love2d in how awesome it is and how good to use it is.

The only thing that it misses is some kind of frame that keeps child-objects inside it. I'm not sure if it's possible to do, but it would be really useful.

The one thing i dislike about using require -everywhere- is that in a way, it does pollute one place, the package.loaded table. By pollute, i mean that if a library itself needs to load files from its folder, i'd rather if that part wasn't exposed inside package.loaded for encapsulation reasons; si...

In my opinion working with require is much better. You can define a library in a file anywhere and require it locally in any other file. I personally don't like polluting the global environment with things that I won't use in every file. It's also much more organized and easier to read.

That was fast! Thank you!

I wanted this to make my little program a little bit cooler. But I need the path of the file, not only the file. Is there any way to get the path?