To what end? STI works just fine and is much, much lighter fundamentally.

function love.update(dt) if not CheckCollision(player.x, player.y, player.w, player.h, blockx, blocky, blockw, blockh) then if love.keyboard.isDown("a", "left") then textx = textx + player.spd * dt blockx = blockx + player.spd * dt end if love.keyboard.isDown("d", &quo...

Have you looked at the tutorial that is in the github repo?

https://github.com/karai17/Simple-Tiled ... -to-sti.md

might just be a unix thing.

I have never in my life been unable to connect to a server i bound to 127.0.0.1 or localhost.

My games are non trivial and usually land under 10 systems, so perhaps your definition of what constitutes a system is different. I'm not trying to downplay your work, I'm just trying to understand the benefit. It seems to me that while you are moving towards functional programming, you may be holdi...

80 systems seems a bit contrived. Also cross talk between systems is generally discouraged. If there is shared code between systems then that code probably shouldn't be in a system, but in a library or utility file. Systems are meant to independently process data and do little else.

Haxe is also a pretty good option for writing games in LOVE, that's what I use and it does the trick. I'm not exactly sure what the benefit of automatic system ordering provides. Generally speaking, you don't need to dynamically add or remove systems in your agme, just entities, so you'd likely just...

You're misunderstanding. The server does not care what the ip address is, only clients trying to connect care. the system hosting a server will always be localhost, thus you shoudl put localhost or 127.0.0.1 as the ip address, and then from the system trying to connect to the server, you'd use your ...