Well, I didn't get it to work fully, but so far I've documented my progress in the following issue.
https://github.com/keharriso/love-nuklear/issues/18

Still, if anybody has any more insight, into what lua libraries and headers are needed, feel free to comment

Ok, seems easy enough on Mac, but I'm trying it on a Windows machine. Are you just running cmake when everything is installed or did you configure anything additionally?

Has anybody got any more detailed instructions on the steps required to get this to compile?

What you are describing is the nature of the Löve loops. For the effect you want, you have to either use a canvas like suggested, or store the object from the last frame and redraw it like in Sir_silvers solution.

It now has binaries, so everyone can get started right off the bat! Really great work here!

Wow, I didn't know about that, I guessed the debugger was just crap

Great, are you planning to implement a full example?

Here is a backup fork: https://github.com/JanWerder/SQLite3-for-Lua Original Content: https://s3.postimg.io/t9lp15vbn/Data_Information_256.png What Does This Library Do? It provides a very simple means of accessing SQLite3 databases in lua. It is designed to automate most of the process needed to us...

Here is a backup fork: https://github.com/JanWerder/Dox

Great job at simplifying the love.js build pipeline. But I got to admit I'm hesitant to try it out, since I have no private option or even the ability to remove it again. EDIT: But I did upload one of my old LDs ( http://love.ulydev.com/game/img-dDBAk ) But something tied to the delta time seems to ...