Hi and welcome to the forums.

What game exactly? What OS are you on? and why would alt+L work to run something?

If you want different shapes, then there are quite a few ways to make those (Polygons, Meshes); you don't need your own Drawable class.

One more thing i can think of about how one could logic out stuff wrong: if a == 10 and 20 then -- blah end if a == 10 or 20 then -- blah end These will work too, but not how and why you might think. "10 and 20" and "10 or 20" might be logical in english when you combine it with the question "is the...

Again, my assumption was about clients running (client-side) code/addons locally only; since i don't exactly know how the game works, i didn't envision the possibility of user content being executed on the server.

set/get fenv modifies the function environment for a code chunk, not the OS's environment; that said, indeed it can be used to redefine the _G global table for specific environments. tbh idk how to answer the second part other than make sure to not allow things that could be used for malicious behav...

Everything that's in the love. table/namespace behaves accordingly to what is said on the wiki. Most of them is in fact cross-platform, since that was a goal for Löve. (including love.filesystem, use that and not lua's io; note it is sandboxed, but there are libraries that solve that issue...) As fo...

I've read the linked discussion on the other forum. EDIT: furthermore if you want to implement server in a server-client model where the actual code is run on the server (unliek currentl wesnoth where umc code is only executed on the client), you need some operating system specific code to limits a ...

Stop double and triple-posting, people; you can edit your posts when no one else said anything after you.
Also, code tags are your friend, and ours too; i'd rather read code that has syntax highlighting and is aligned in a sensible manner than just text dumps.

Basic lua question: var = { {}, {}, {} } I want some way to get var[1] to return as the number 1, var[2] to return as the number 2, etc. Is there something built-in to do this, or would I need a complicated function? Simple, don't do that and instead do this: var = { 1, 2, 3 } Debugging shall conti...

MSAA won't do anything to color transitions -inside- a shape, only the edges of it get affected, as far as i remember.