Robin wrote:The last zombie didn't die.

They pile on top of each other. There's like ten of them by the end in one pile.

This is great!

Your demo works wonderfully

I searched the forum and the wiki for any terminal or console applications ( Prole's console , vrld's console , kalle2990's Debug ) , and I sat down and checked them out. In the end, I decided to make my own. Anyway, take it or leave it, but I'll listen to enchancement requests and bug reports (keep...

Playing since indev

Worth every penny. We should make a Love server or something, that'd be fun.

I'm on an older version of ubuntu, so I had to build 0.8 from source without the latest libmodplug1 packages, but it was actually pretty awesome. I really like this game :) A few suggestions: The font doesn't work well. More blocky font ? Have escape bring you to the main menu, and escape again quit...

This is some nice code to get ported over to lua. I bet there's lots of lovers that wouldn't mind being able to use this and fine tune it to use in their own applications.

Thank you very much folks!

If you really need a library with multiple callbacks then make one for each love callback and have the user manually call it. It would be much less invasive than having it redefine love.run. require "lib" function love.update(dt) lib.update(dt) end function love.draw() lib.draw() end Alte...

It depends. Possible solutions I can see: Overriding love.run Overriding callbacks (love.draw, love.keypressed, love.update, ...) Providing your own callbacks the lover has to put in the corresponding LÖVE callback. Use some sort of hook system (this way you can have multiple libraries that hook in...

Maybe a library that picks up on keypressed and keyreleased? Be more specific. I honestly can't think of why a library would need to hook into multiple callbacks. And judging by how you pared your hypothetical four-or-more-callbacks example down to a "maybe a library could need two callbacks&q...