Aha... well, does this count as implemented? function fixed_newImageData(file) local i=love.image.newImageData(file) local x,y,nx,ny=i:getWidth(),i:getHeight(),1,1 while nx<x do nx=nx*2 end while ny<y do ny=ny*2 end local f=love.image.newImageData(nx,ny) f:paste(i,0,0,0,0,x,y) return f end

Am I doing something wrong? From the docs so far, I would imaging the following would put an image on the screen... ball=love.graphics.newImage('redball.png') function love.draw() love.graphics.draw(ball,200,200) end but all it does is put a white square there instead of my lovely red ball... Is my ...

This code is terrible: angle = math.atan2(y2-y1,x2-x1) * 57.2957795 About the only thing that messes up code as much as a goto is using hardcoded numerical constants in situ. They should be named something useful and defined once in a common location. However, in this case you really just need to us...

You don't need to test the whole array, just when a block drops... in this case:
1) you only check the dropped block colour
2) the dropped block must be in the new (potential) shape
This should limit your search significantly.

Except for dofile not working together with love.filesystem (though that might be intended?) Ah, I forgot that I already fixed love to work using: -- standard dofile and require lua functions are denied access to the -- filesystem (for security) so make them use the allowed paths local base='code/'...

You could have a system like this:

A million possible approaches. It seems a little odd objecting to commas in the .act file when you are happy to scatter c. around... This one gets by without c. or commas but wont run code... charlist={} function addNewCharacter(name) charlist[name]=character:new() for line in love.filesystem.lines(...

Mostly for Nvidia cards, though the opensource drivers are always getting better. Other vendors (ATI/AMD,Intel,Matrox,etc) have put out more information and have much more complete hardware support.

Robin : I don't use setfenv much so I may have this wrong, but I think you're leading dear Candall astray... setfenv controls the global variables that a function deals with, and function calls from that function inherit the same collection of globals. If all Candall wants to do in his .act file is...

First a few small but important code fixes: for line in io.lines('textfile') do -- must use a do/end block with for table.insert(t,line) -- make sure t is a table end Now, table.insert just puts data (in the above case strings) into a table. That's all. If your want text in a file to be used as code...