veethree wrote:Fuck off.

That is one hell of a 600th post

There is a comma after the then

replace all instances of with i is just a number that stores with index of the table you are using

mkdir error is because you wrote the code for 0.8.0, love.filesystem.mkdir was renamed to love.filesystem.createDirectory

kikito wrote:almost no one is satisfied with their own art.

Reminds me of this

Side note, instead of posting the whole file for such problem, you could have posted the relevant code. Glad it worked out, though. That's a bit of a catch-22 isn't it? When someone post code snippets we request the whole thing, when they post the whole thing we request snippets. Maybe posting both...

Sorry for not using code tags, but I'm on a mobile device.
To check if the mouse is between 2 points you do

mx = love.mouse.getX()
my = love.mouse.getY()

if mx>=350 and mx<=400 and my>=350 and my<=400 then
--code
end

Obviously you can change the numbers to check the right area.

I just found a way to do something similar to what you want. You can create a self extracting exe of all the files (*.exe, love.dll, lua51.dll, etc). This creates a single file the user can run which acts just like extracting the files from a zip then running the exe. Here's how to do it on windows,...

Try storing the images in a table and loading them with a loop. For example: local images = {} function love.load() for i=1,100 do images[i] = love.graphics.newImage("IMAGENAME"..i..".png") end end This will load 100 images named IMAGENAME1.png through to IMAGENAME100.png, you ca...

I am doing exactly as you describe and it works, are you sure that actually exists?

EDIT: Actually I don't quote $(CURRENT_DIRECTORY), maybe that makes a difference?