You have: Let's take a closer look:

• if key ~= love.key_space

closer...

• ~=

This means "is not equal". You want "is equal", like you have "fire == 0"

so when's the content going to be created? (maps, missions, enemies, etc) It'll be created when it gets created :nyu: I'd like to have units attacking and being created by the weekend after next. After that I'll make a couple more unit types (walking, driving), and maybe have some resources system ...

Ugh what a crazy week. Anyway, I rewrote everything again and started working on a GUI. Added one building, and fixed up the existing unit. I changed the method of unit selection to be more like popular RTS games, as per osuf's suggestion. It still doesn't do much, but it's a good foundation to buil...

create the file game.conf and add this line:

Hey,
Sounds decent, but there's an extra half-measure that shows up near the end that throws off the beat. It's extremely distracting.

Hi hellfiresage,
When the program starts, it runs the load() function. After it has done this, it calls update(dt) and then draw() repeatedly until the the program exits.
To better learn how this works, as well as how to do animations, I suggest you follow the tutorials.

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I don't understand this recent fascination with loading screens... are you actually loading something that would take so long as to cause the user to question the functionality of your program, or do you simply want to add a bit of flair to make your project look important? ... kinda reminds me of s...

Is it just me, or do getWidth() and getHeight() always return zero until an Animation's update function is called? Is this a feature?