... Middleclass is probably the most-used one here, but I'm not fussed with it or most of the other implementations; since they only, as far as I know (I could be wrong so don't hold me to this), allow single inheritance, eg ...more stuff.. MiddleClass allows you to use mixins, which give you the s...

I think it's cool but I think you should make it so if you hold down the buttons for, say, a second, it starts shooting the number up at a stupidly fast speed :-D

(i thought the rule was that you can post again after 24 hours, so...) what shall i do next with my puzzle game? I know it'd be extremely (Problably) hard to code, but make it so that it's logically possible rather than primarily guesswork. Or at least FORCE it to make one row/column easy, for exam...

It's the executable file that isn't appearing, and ... isn't being placed in /GameRelease. Path to love.exe is correctly? For example, C:\LOVE . In the path should not be letters with diacritical characters, such as letter umlaut (Ö). Yeah. The problem is it's not executing the batch file, and when...

Subfolder is there, but no exe in it No, you do not understand, I mean the sub-folders in the love-file. For example: Example.love/Example/Main.lua And what a compression ratio you choose? I tried on all comperession ratios. Subfolders of the love file? I'll go check. The love file is perfectly fin...

I guess I can't use this on 000webhost?

No, it just literally clones the love.exe, when I open it I get the nogame screen. .love file is correctly created? Subfolders in it not there? Main.lua in the root folder of the game? Subfolder is there, but no exe in it, and the .love file doesn't get parented there. The .love file is created fin...

DCamer wrote:

Trappingnoobs wrote:I just get a folder with the DLLs and love.exe

Have you tried this EXE to run? And what's your OS?

Win7 Home Premium 64 bit on a laptop.

No, it just literally clones the love.exe, when I open it I get the nogame screen.

Thanks for you bug report! :) Tested bug fixed version: Portable (~1 MB) That fixes the permissions error. Still doesn't place the love file in the right folder; and doesn't make the exe file either; I just get a folder with the DLLs and love.exe, but I only get that when I manually execute the bat...

DCamer wrote:In the post above published a corrected version (from 2:50). I advise you to run as root or with disabled UAC.

Ran as administrator and it still won't generate an exe, and it parents the love file into the directoy even when a subdirectory is specified.