Thanks for the help, guys. Now all I need to do is figure out variable type (determining if a variable is a number, table, etc.).

Hello again, everyone. I have this little function which checks for collision. What I have to do, though, is first navigate through the large table that houses the numbers for my enemies. The table looks something like this (note: this isn't my real code; it's just for this example): group.enemy = {...

Got to compile but the font still looks like crap. :-/

Why yes you do.

I don't think so. I'll download the latest code and try that out. *Tries out latest code* Crap, can't get it to compile properly. It throws out errors like nobody's business. I've tried using "aclocal ; autoheader ; automake; autoconf", then automake --add-missing, and finally I did libtoo...

The no-game screen does come up when I just run "love" alone. But when I load a game with sound it gives me the error "Warning, couldn't open capture device! No audio input!" and gives me a segfault. My sound stuff is working properly (I can listen to YouTube videos and listen to...

Are you sure? Isn't 0.7 still in the beta stage?
*Tries to install 0.7.0*
Can't get it to work; it keeps segfaulting.

So which should I update, libFreeType or LÖVE?

Hello again, LÖVErs. Months ago I build an RPM for the distribution of Linux I'm using, PCLinuxOS. Ever since then the fonts in-game have not rendered properly. It doesn't matter if you see the font during the game or in an error message, the font doesn't display properly. Here's an example of when ...

I shall try that method, Robin.
*Tries that.*
I have been able to get it scrolling, but not with the translate() function.