The wiki doesn't tell how. And I think it would be very good information to add to the wiki. If anyone knew. The thing is, it seems like when you're building .deb packages you're expected to build something from source, and that's not how LOVE games work. So what do you do?

Those shouldn't be necessary.

Maybe it would help people if they knew what operating system you were using?

So, is anyone allowed to use this for their projects?

Hold on a second; I made a typo. The variable it was complaining about was "player_bullet_x." But adding "player_bullet_x={}" to love.load fixed the problem. So thanks!

I want to have multiple bullets, so I'm keeping track of them with an index. When I run this: player_bullet_x[player_bullet_amount+1]=player_x I get the following error: main.lua:31: attempt to index global 'player_bullet_index' (a nil value) How can I add an index to a global variable without LOVE ...