O, sorry; I misunderstood the use of bottleneck. yes, It probably wouldn't change performance very much unless your doing a lot of operations with vectors as in this case.

I was actually aware of the reason for doing it. it's a bottle neck for most languages, allocation. and it *should* actually be more efficient in every case. because creation time, and access time are so much lower. there is no access time so check mate there; creation time is MUCH faster becuase al...

how does vecto-light.lua work?

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never-mind; I looked at the source. have there been any issues using light vectors with other functions given that your just passing around groups of variables?

this game is really fun. good job.

just a suggestion but I think that allowing for scripted output would be very beneficial. that would allow files to be output that conformed to a certain libraries way of reading in animations for instances.

sure; if I saw something interesting I would get involved. that's how open source projects work.

The parentheses are merely for grouping, it's just a limitation of the parser. That said, everything is treated the same, (table):method() works too, and the colon syntax works for every kind of variable. Now, what you are mistaken not being able to use it for, is not being able to set a metatable....

kikito: it's fixed :) I've always disliked how Lua handles that bit of syntax. variables, table constructors, strings, numbers, nil, true, false, etc... should all be treated the same by the parser but alas, Lua decided to give a bit of special syntax to variables and () :/ also the speceil function...

Ya, I'm having major issues with the controls. as soon as it hit somewhere I couldn't move. I went into fly mode and then I could only go up; I couldn't fall

I just get the standard pig and hearts screen :/