I use medit in Xubuntu. "Cobalt" scheme, tab = 2 characters. Shell script (bound to F12) used for running love projects also capable to execute my C programs: if [ $DOC_EXT = ".lua" ] then love $DOC_DIR else make -B ./main fi For some ridiculous reason, I can't setup this in Wind...

A typo? You use rl then r1.

Hi! There are no parent-child relationship mechanism in LÖVE's API nor in Lua itself. Maybe you can search for third-party library which implements this. Or you can implement it yourself using nested tables & recursion to update children's properties whenever corresponding parent's property chan...

If you want to write *all* data then: P.S. "files" folder resides in the user's home directory like "home/<user's name>/.local/share/love/files" on Linux.

Nice to see how LÖVE is becoming more and more powerful!
Thank you and congratulations!

MadByte wrote:Make sure your module(s) work before publishing them!

Waaay better! No idea though, what I can add right now. So many libraries has already been implemented by lovers...

[*] Make sure your module(s) work flawlessly before publishing! This is impossible even theoretically. Read something like "The Art of Software Testing" by G.Myers about that. Literally years(!) need to pass before code could be considered stable enough (but never ideal). Many projects do...

I'm on Ubunutu 14.04 and Elementary Os, dots doesn't work on either. I forgot to tell. In libs/thranduil/ui/init.lua you need to change line UI.Input = require(ui_path .. 'input.Input') to UI.Input = require(ui_path .. 'Input.Input') . Case sensitivity case :) P.S. Seems that "_state_Settings:...

Why do you separate folders with "."? require "libs.hump.gamestate" This does not work (on ubuntu/linux at least). Instead use "/" like this: require "libs/hump/gamestate" It's hard to help you since I can't even open the game to check out your error, and it'...

You can create new empty ImageData with needed w&h, then use "paste" method from source ImageData.
If you want to scale source image to new size then create canvas with needed w&h, scale and draw image to it, then get ImageData from it.