True story: The abandoned game concept in that video was made in Löve. By me.

Well, it would be nice to still have the triggers as axis, because then you can see how far the trigger is pulled in. But it should be two seperate axis, and not just one.

So I was messing around with the new joystick support, and I've got all the buttons and axis mapped out for my wireless 360 controller, but I notice that it's set up so that the triggers are on the 3rd axis. Currently, the way it's set up, if you pull the right trigger, the 3rd axis goes from 0 to -...

Also what would be cool would be some way of drawing directly onto an image in the code. I heard somewhere that because of the way Lua works, you couldn't get the individual pixels, but would it be possible to draw to an image, and have that function return the new image?

I've done highlighting, cursor, and could probably do copy/paste, but it'd only be within the game... Unless I used some fancy C thing. Technically, there's no reason you can't make all that stuff yourself. Of course, it'd be nice to have those things premade, but then again it'd be nice for your ow...

You know, for the keypressed bit, you could just do like

tcp() also returns a message telling you the error, if it returns nil.

Use And then you can print out the error, which should shed some more light. It looks like you've got it included correctly, or it'd give you a bunch of errors about that first.

I'm on Vista, too. 64x even. I haven't had any problems at all yet.

I've mostly had the same experience, only I started with Java from my Comp Sci classes, and I also know some C#. I found Lua through games like Garry's Mod, and I think it's incredibly easier to use than all those fancy compiled languages. I wanted some engine to test out the language and I found th...

Sup. I just found this place. Can't wait to get started making some LOVE games.

Also, Obey->