Whilst it's really interesting to know that it can be done manually like that, I've always used http://lua-users.org/wiki/BitwiseOperators for my projects.

Once again, really neat!

Cool beans, I'll be sure to bookmark it!

Also, the site looks pretty good, once there's a bit more content I think it'll be great.

What phone do you have? I've found that the app, Universal Androot has worked on all of mine, although currently I have the HTC HD2 (running Windows Phone 7 & Android, as a dual boot)

My phone also runs Ubuntu, but I've never gotten around to testing love on it... Actually, I might do that now!

as someone with both an Apple Developer License and an Android Developer Account, I'd be happy to have either, in fact to echo what crow said, I'd fking love you long time!

heck yes it is, thanks heaps bartbes

Thanks heaps guys, sorry I fail at math so hard

I appologise for what could be a really silly question, but I havn't found an answer that made sense to me, yet. What I'm after is how to find the angle (in degrees or radians) between two co-ordinate points eg: what is the angle between x1,y1 and x2,y2 any and all help greatly appreciated! Cheers,

Yessir, I Went Down, Down, Down but the flames went higher

I've tested the updated garbage collection version and the original and here are my results:
Standard: 40-41 FPS
Updated (new garbage collection system): 82-87 FPS

my Specs:
AMD Athlon quad core 3.0ghz
ATI HD5670 1gb gddr4
4gb RAM

This has been of tremendous use so far!
Due to my inherit nature of laziness I've always hated having to to switch focus to console,, then back again, this has solved that and made my life a little easier