I haven't used it in a while but I believe the collision object returns the items the took place in the collision. That's how I handled it.

See my response to your other post. You have to bind to an IP address available on your machine. such as localhost. You can also look at network properties if you are using windows. Use the IP address from the currently operational network connection.

Your ip address and port combo is causing host_create to fail. If you use 127.0.0.1:8888 as the ip port combo it will work

Do not know if you know this but you can run love in such a way that does not initialize the window for the server.

did you create a keystore?

Edit: if on android these instructions should help.
https://developer.android.com/studio/pu ... pp-signing

I think Rowan might be classified as a research university. not sure. It is a normal American University. It has multiple colleges and a ton of degree programs. I am doing a BS in CS currently. But I am planning to expand by getting a BS in math. As well as a master in both CS and math and potential...

It sends the data to all connected peers. For the client that is generally just the server. For the server its all of the connected peers. Actually, it does not send the data. It just queues it to be sent. The data is actually sent when host:service or host:flush is called. Are you doing both of tho...

Hey, I think I've found strange bug or I'm missing something. Anyway the simple line below does not work if love.filesystem.getInfo("Religion", "directory") == nil then love.filesystem.createDirectory("Religion") end It simply refuses to create a folder. The solutions I've found is to removing "if"...

Just realized HW3 does nothing lol. I was printing to console but the console was not enabled. In sublime the console is always open. I go to Rowan University.

Hi! I wrote this code using your Network but it doesn't work. What am I missing? local NeuralNetwork = require("lnn") math.randomseed(os.time()) local nn = NeuralNetwork.create(2, 1, 2, 2, 0.3) local training_data = { { inputs = {0, 1}, target = {1} }, { inputs = {1, 1}, target = {0} }, { inputs = ...