I'm pretty sure that creating images from a buffer at run-time won't be an acceptable performance hit no matter where the data comes from. We probably need to code a special streaming image object if we even want it to be close to efficient. I can think of plenty of ways that it would be useful to ...

I replaced require with love.filesystem.require, but since I'm in the habit of dropping my extensions when calling include/require and love.filesystem.require expects a full filename, I put the following in top of my main.lua: function __require(modname) for p in string.gmatch("?;?.lua", &...

AHA!

Right, that's what I needed to know.

Are there plans to modify the standard Lua functions to work via PhysFS? Should I just assume that most of the io, os and file stuff is going to disappear and therefore should be avoided where possible?

Having fun playing with Love, learning Lua and all those fun things. Been playing around with some basic stuff using a couple of Lua files to organize my thoughts, and it's working out reasonably well... until I pack my project into a .love and run it, when it all falls down. I figure that the integ...