The 'magic' of löve is that it's a framework , not an engine, which allows users to design their game in any way they wish. But, with the way Optikon outputs its levels, it forces the user to design their game in the format that Optikon outputs, whether they like it or not. you are contradicting yo...

Hello, I'm new to the world of programming. I would like to know how I can create games on Android using Android whenever I open it appears "no game" LÖVE não é um motor de jogo, é uma estrutura; não fornece um ambiente de desenvolvimento integrado (IDE). Você pode usar um editor de texto ou código...

While i can appreciate the work put in the project, the hoops required to be done might put people off to build this themselves... For a tool, it's probably fine. For a snippet, one could just use this: love.system.setClipboardText(colorFromValueString(love.system.getClipboardText())) or something s...

or if you prefer a string input instead, you can do something like this, based on the above code: local function colorFromValueString(str) local str = str:gsub('0[xX]','') -- get rid of hex prefix if it exists local val = tonumber(str, 16) -- base 16 number conversion -- from here, same as above loc...

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I know it's a silly question, but are you absolutely sure you saved the file?

the array part is whichever n,n+1,...,n+k continuous sequence of positive whole numbers that lua decides is the array part. Only for n = 1 :) Maybe true for the range ipairs iterates over, but e.g. the # operator isn't guaranteed to give back e.g. 3 in a case like this: local a = { [1] = true, [2] ...

table.insert by default inserts at the end of the array part of the table. the array part is whichever n,n+1,...,n+k continuous sequence of positive whole numbers that lua decides is the array part. if you only ever used table.insert to insert stuff into your objects table, then you can simply itera...

No, the wiki page says that the highdpi flag needs to be set(enabled) for OSX to utilize the retina display fully, and that on Android systems, it's forced to be always on. As for what the function itself returns, as examples: - if the OS shows 1 screen pixel as a 1x1 actual physical element, then t...

Hi and welcome to the forums! Löve has a line iterator function built-in: love.filesystem.lines That said, everything in love.filesystem (except for DroppedFiles) only has access to two places, the project's save directory and the directory where your main.lua is (or the inside of the .love file, if...

Add to that the people who don't even realize that push is an external library someone else made, and is not part of löve either...