You're right, but if somebody is planning to release a game for Android/iOS, then is very likely they already have the SDK's and the necessary stuff (adb, ant, etc), so an offline tool (at least as a secondary option) seems like something nice, we would just need to set some directories and puff! r...

I've thought about this many times and in the end it always comes down to the more exotic platforms like iOS and Android. The standard platforms are easily achieveable, which is why there are ~10 tools, which can pack you exactly that. But the is no good solution for iOS and I'm not sure about Andro...

Electron itself is quite heavy.

Alexar, what's the plan for this editor? Is it supposed to spit out lua code at the end, or is it supposed to be integrated like a library?
I really looks like something that could improve my workflow though.

Ulydev wrote:

unek wrote:[I'm still planning to add OS X and maybe even Android support as soon as I have some free time.

I'd be happy to help you with the development, is there any repo I can contribute to?

Yup, I'd be interested as well

May I ask in which technology you implemented the application?

Great News, how far are you with actually adding Löve?

Are you in a writeable directory like %AppData%?
If you don't have local admin rights, that may be the root of your problem

bobbyjones wrote:I think shine has a CRT shader.

yes, shine has a CRT shader:

https://github.com/vrld/shine/blob/master/crt.lua

Davidobot wrote:I think it uses code which is protected by a NDA, so they won't be able to publish it, legally. I think.

Might be, but given that there are multiple wrappers for i.e. Unity out there, the protection by the nda might be not be the case