Buhb, does you project name (or path) have spaces in it? That was causing the rubber piggy to show, but I have submitted a fix for it. TBone: I think that forcing all globals to be assigned in one file makes the order of global creation more explicit. Usually programmers have a hazy notion of the de...

"If you start a new project in an empty directory, do you still get a rubber piggy, or does this only happen when you try to run an existing project?" Yes.Is this because i choose a custom directory for the installation? Unlikely. The directory you chose for the installation shouldn't aff...

Thanks for the feedback, buhb. About the local-variables-only restriction, I added that on purpose as a way of catching typos. It is still possible to use globals as long as you put them in globals.lua, however. Being able to use the debugger is a pretty useful (and awesome IMHO) feature of love stu...

The installer includes the F# 2.0 runtime, which probably won't install for people without admin privileges. So making an installer which targets the appdata directory probably wouldn't cut it.

As many of you probably know, I've been working on an IDE called love studio. I've gotten to the point where I'm trying to hunt down every bug so that I can release something that is not classified as experimental. If you have a computer running windows vista or newer, could you help me test it out?...

Cool. Have you seen my IDE, love studio?
https://bitbucket.org/kevinclancy/love-studio/wiki/Home

I created it using .NET, so you might be interested in forking it, or just reading the code to get some ideas.

This is a really well documented and implemented project. Lua has a lot of potential as a platform for internal DSLs. In my opinion, this potential is not tapped often enough. I have two ideas for this project. I'm not convinced that they are things that you should implement; however, I'm posting th...

I almost feel like I'm spamming at this point, but I accidentally submitted the program exe rather than the installer. I saw that a bunch of people downloaded it; it's a shame they didn't get to try out the program in its current form.

The actual installer has now been posted on the downloads page.

Pretty cool. I don't know if you're aware of this, but there is a lua idiom which is often used to specify default values in a concise way. instead of writing: if x == nil then x = blah end you write x = x or blah I thought that this was a dumb idiom at first; i felt it was weird and confusing consi...

I have just posted a new version of love studio which has an output panel for print statements. Should hopefully work on YGOFreak's computer as well.

The output panel is a scintilla control, so you can zoom/incremental search, etc. Let me know if it works.