It would be super helpful if we could get a sticky topic that just says "here's how to checkout the source, and build it" and all that, I think. I had to dig a little bit more than I'd like to find the mercurial URL above.

And I still dunno how to build it.

Still working on it. Still having trouble with lua and tables and calling table data later on. It's VERY confusing to me. Code: function load () beak_data = {dmg=8,spd=2,tohit=10} end later on... math.random(1,beak_data.dmg) Gives error "bad argument #2 to random, number expected got nil",...

Ah, I didn't even know about assert. Useful! Thanks.

What's the deal with Lua and referring to table data in mathematical comparisons? I'm trying to do this head_data = {tohit=6} tohit_roll = math.random(1,20) if head_data.tohit <= tohit_roll then do stuff end but I get an error that says I'm trying to compare a number to nil. I can display head_data....

Having a lot of trouble right now deciding on how to create "buttons" and so forth in the UI. I'm interested in how other people accomplish this. The way I'm doing it is like this, in pseudocode: on mouse click if the click happened in between these X and Y coordinates do this stuff end en...

Yes! LUBE is working, in fact. Right now it can just send strings back and forth (we implemented a super crude version of IRC basically). I may release that part of the code as a simple demo for LUBE. Once I can figure out a good way to create simple UI buttons and so forth, anyway.

I've been working a project in TIGsource.com's newest competition, the Cockpit Compo. I'm currently looking for a collaborator to help with the code (esp. GUI elements), and since it's written in Love2d, I thought I'd post here to see if anyone was interested. You can see the status of the project a...

I'm in the marketing for a Love-based GUI framework. I dig the verbosity of the comments in the code, that is a good thing.

I don't expect anything, I was just wondering if anything was happening, since it had been a couple months since there had been a message posted in this thread.

Works well here on OS X. I dig the authenticity.