I feel like a lot of this stuff isn't terribly useful, or already exists. -Snip- You have a few things in here that are handy, but I feel like you went out of your way to over-engineer and do in-house design instead of using tools already available. You're completely right that I might've over-engi...

So lately I've been working on some kind of "Mega library" named Luvnit, which has a bunch of stuff to help me develop, and even changes how I program by a lot. At this points it: - Adds classes - Turns love into a Event based system, instead of love.draw you instead add a function to the ...

As far as I could see, you're sending data over the network every frame; instead, try to send data only x times a second.
I'd suggest x being 30.

Use love.math.random(min, max) instead; its seed automatically gets set.

You typed .tff instead of .ttf

You're on the right path; something like this should do. lastKey = "" movement = { w = {x= 0, y=-1}, a = {x=-1, y= 0}, s = {x= 0, y= 1}, d = {x= 1, y= 0}, } player = { x = 0, y = 0, speed = 200, } function love.update(dt) if movement[lastKey] then local dir = movement[lastKey] player.x = p...

At line 18 you are overwriting your love.draw function you defined at line 10.

Maybe something like this could help.

My question is fairly simple, so I'll get straight to the point.
While resizing (And possible moving) the window, love.update is halted, is there any way to disable said halting?

Thanks in advance!

You're on the right track, you just need to return 'self' in your cannonball create function, after line 29. I also noticed a few other things; 1. You are creating a new image everytime a cannonball is created, its better to make the image once, and then create references to it: Cannonball = {} Cann...