I've been doing some searching other way around like what does cocos2d have that love2d doesn't. Cocos2dx is not same as love2d btw. I don't really know anything about processing but judging the processing site, it looks like a language with types. First I could probably start with a fact that I am ...

It still doesn't create the lunar-folder inside love-directory. If I manually create lunar-directory in %APPDATA%/LOVE, it works. Is there a specific reason to not use loves filesystem but io.open? The game itself really has this old school jrpg feeling to it. This could be just my personal thing, b...

For some reason my antivirus doesn't like the exe installer. I am using windows 7 + free panda antivirus. It doesn't complain about the zip though.

You probably forgot something in the line before this line. Like closing {} or () or something. Could also be something to do with function definition or if-elseif etc before the line.

retropower wrote:Are you running it on Linux, Mac, or Windows?

Did the error happen right away, or after choosing from the resolution menu?

Yup, it does crash for me too on there right after choosing one of the resolutions. I am using windows 7.

You do not need to call the function by yourself, every time you press a key love.keypress is being called automatically. When you release the key love.keyreleased will be called. If you define a function, without word local, it will always be globally visible, meaning if you define a function on an...

snip Assuming you cannot set the values during the creation of map[1] such as: Map[1] = { x=0, y=1, variables = {1,2,3}, tile = 24, AnimTable = {}, Treasure = 42 } You could create local variable and set it to point same table local a = Map[1] a.tile = 24 a.AnimTable = {} a.Treasure = 42 If you wan...

How do I? If I understand correctly what you want to do, you could do something like this: local movSpeed = 100 -- move 100 pixels per second local angle = 0 local player = { x = 20, y = 40, width = 20, height = 20, } local machine = { on = true, x = 200, y = 200, width = 50, height = 60 } local ke...

That category declaration looks pretty cool, I never thought that one can use strings and booleans like this. I tried adding space separator check into one match, but I am not really sure if this is any easier / better than what Kingdaro suggested. local groups = { [1] = {} } local str = "frame...

You can add more characters which you want to accept besides alphanumeric, like underscore and dash such as: for whole, firstChar, word in string.gmatch("frame#cha_-racter image.icon:last", '((.?)([_%-%w]+))') do But ya it still chops down strings with @ and whatever other abnormal charact...