New update! :awesome: New method getString, input dice arguments to return a formatted dice string. New method getDice, input dice string to return a formatted dice table. Updated method roll, can now use a dice string, number, or table to roll dice. Localized methods: determine and shuffle Dice.ro...

Why did you do, "return {get=get, set=set}"?

Nixola wrote:Do you know that setColor accepts tables?

Did NOT know that. Awesome!

I tried taking a peak at your code and I noticed a good portion of your variables are in German. :monocle: Also you use your modules to define one individual function apiece. Never seen it done before like that. Anyway great game! But as others have mentioned, there are parts you get stuck on where ...

Just tossing a Roguelike oriented dice library out here. It's on github here - https://github.com/timothymtorres/RL-Dice Any comments/feedback is appreciated! Also new features can be requested, but for now there are none I can think to add. :megagrin: PS - Still not used to github, it's very weird....

Going to have to agree with the others here, PiL is something that's hard to understand if you are just starting. BUT, I do think it is PERFECT for after someone finishes the Lua user wiki tutorials! I still from time to time cross reference both to grasp some new stuff. And I think they complement ...

haha, love it. Didn't play it for too long, but I was seriously expecting it to be a game about slaughtering owls as a hunter or something... lol.

My desktop is messy.

So I'm in the middle of refactoring a lot of old code since I've just become familiar with OOP, modules, metamethods, classes, and would like to use them. I've been looking at other peoples game structures for guidance. One thing I seek to clarify in this thread, ( related to ) is how should a modul...

Great job! Artwork, music, and gameplay all compliment one another really well. Also I should mention that I poked around in your code to see how you organized your files, and learned a lot. Thank you.



Can't wait to see what other games you make.