How to protect .LUA files from plain reading / changing? You can't, really. Not in a meaningful way. You can make the code harder to understand (by obfuscation or by byte-code compiling) but that doesn't really protect it in any meaningful way. Thanks for your answer. I discussed this with D0NM (th...

Short anwser: Add a license to your project. Thanks, I'll check this out. License was my first thought, but just in case, I thought I'd ask. In reality, people who pirate software don't buy games anyways so it's not worth the effort. Money isn't the point, really. But I wouldn't want to be the one ...

Hello, My friend and myself are working on a game. We don't know yet whether it'll be free or not, but it's on a public github repo for now. (I guess it'll be free. We want to reach as many people as possible, and are not in it for the money.) I'd like to know how we can protect our game from a lega...

I've worked on many projects in the past. The vast majority are unfinished and not worth showing. I'm getting old, and am about to get a daughter. I'll have less and less time on my hands. No use crying over spilt milk, wasted time won't come back. The time to make my dream project is right now. I'v...

ZBoyer1000 wrote:Is there an operating system for the Raspberry Pi 3 that works with LOVE 2d? If so, what is the best operating system for it?

I use RetroPie. It seems to work nicely.

I know this thread is old but could someone explain how to do the above? (bartbes comment) I'm new to compiling stuff. Sorry about that. Thanks I don't know how to build it, but if you only want to run LÖVE on Raspberry, then you can just install RetroPie, then install LÖVE from the experimental pr...