Hai! I wanna make a game console using the new Raspberry Pi 2 I just picked up. I wanna do a few things: 1: Run games I develop using .love files. 2: Autorun a base "game console" application that lets you run my games 3: Download updates for games from the internet Does Love work on the P...

EDIT: I figured it out. I forgot to call math.randomseed() beforehand. I basically use os.time() to get the seed.

Hey there. I'm trying to make the main menu select randomly between 4 love audio sources that I've created. Problem is math.random won't work; it always returns 1. The code couldn't be simpler: song = music.mood.happy[math.random(1,4)] Anyone have any idea why math.random is only returning 1? I've t...

Hello there. :) I am developing a button library. I was wondering how to do a few things that would make it very easy to use. I've noticed that a lot of different functions use syntax like: thinga = makeanewthing(thingparameters) thinga:dosomething() How would I make the variable work like this, and...

EDIT: Nevermind. I figured out how to use these again.

Yeah, I might need a better example. Here's what the full block tables look like: blocks = {} blocks["block1"] = {} blocks["block1"].name = "block1" blocks["block1"].funct = function() print("Debug") end blocks["block2"] = {} blocks["b...

So, I'm doing something for a school project, and I am setting up an id system using string names, i.e.: blocks = {} blocks["block1"] = {} I would like to run a for loop to grab the data from all the available blocks. My problem is that a for loop only counts numbers. How do I get it to in...

No one? Bummer

Okay, so it's not perfect. I've commented where I've edited, and I've enabled the console so that you can see when it collides. It should print "dead" when it collides.

AHAH! I did it! Ill post code when I get it fine tuned.