I'm doing it for fun, and my friend. My friend only knows how to use batch files, so I'm going to make it very similar to them, my problem is this: How would I get text to wrap if a bool is set? function love.load() --constants line=0 end function love.draw() function getTextWidth(text) return love....

TechnoCat wrote:A line break in strings is written as '\n'.

Thanks!

Kadoba wrote:Write one line multiple times?

Where exactly in the wiki are you referring to?

http://love2d.org/wiki/love.filesystem.write

It's just a string.

The wiki just says how to write one line.

Thanks guys, I was using I seemed to have replaced a line.

main.lua function gpx() return playx+19 end function gpy() return playy+19 end function draw(object,X,Y,rotation,flipx,flipy) --ENUM, number, number, number, bool, bool height=object:getHeight() width=object:getHeight() love.graphics.draw(object, X + width/2, Y + height/2, math.rad(rotation), flipx ...

Robin wrote:

Lua Hal wrote:+1 karma

You know you can click that big + sign under my avatar for that, right?

That's what I did.

Valid x and y values for ImageData:setPixel() and ImageData:getPixel() start at 0 and go up to image width and height minus 1. LÖVE 0.7.2 terminates if you get or set stuff out of range. That's changed for the next version. Lua Hal. ImageData pixel indices are integer values from [0,width) and [0,h...

Nope, didn't work. D:

Runtime Error! Program: C:\Program Files\LOVE\love.exe This application has requested the Runtime in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information. I get that error whenever I run: function draw(object,X,Y,rotation,flipx,flipy) --ENUM, number, number, number, bo...