If you want a slightly more in depth way to do classes, take a look at https://github.com/kikito/middleclass. It might take a bit of thinking to understand at first, but it's a pretty simple piece of code, but it's good for learning (and it's handy, since it's so easy to drop into your project and i...

Oh cool. I haven't messed around with shaders yet, so this'll be a good example to take a look at when I do.

PS/2 port has legacy-related issues with bandwitdh or something, I never went into details too deep, but the sympthoms of that is that if you can't have more than specific amount of keys pressed simultaneously. Hell knows what logic picks first few that pass, the rest are ignored (and buffer overfl...

I stand corrected. I've yet to work with files anyway.

From the talks, it seems there are lacking independent sources that verify the existence of love2d, if I understand this wikinese correct. It's not for verifying the existence. It's for verifying LÖVE as being notable enough to be worth including in wikipedia. LÖVE is quite a small framework with a...

You should definitely look into component based entity systems. There's lots of stuff out there on them, and they work very well for going beyond the really simple games. I've been working on implementing FEZ (which seems to have been abandoned quite a while ago) myself, and it's given me quite a bi...

Quick, embed SQLite into a Love fork!

I do wish love.filesystem had easy binary file capability though. Sometimes flat binary output is just better than text.

That's good to hear.

micha wrote:Change the window size at any time with setMode.

For time and date have a look in PiL.

I think he was referring to manually resizable windows not resizing with a function.

I decided to check this out since I've been using notepad++ and dragging my project directory onto a shortcut to love for testing... Unfortunately I can't seem to debug my code in it... I've added if arg[#arg] == "-debug" then require("mobdebug").start() end to my love.load funct...