Is there any reason you're not producing win64 builds? It's a real bummer to have to downgrade my LÖVE version (or to build my own constantly) for this to work. Requiring the module was causing a right fit with the 64bit version of LÖVE. (One of the small pains that makes me long for luasec to ship ...

OOOOIIIEEE, HOW DID THIS MATH LIBRARY GET SO FAST? IT'S ALMOST LIKE YOU GOT TINY WIZARDS IN THERE.

Hello friends. I think this is a great idea, it's the kind of thing that would really help out love's usability. I can understand doing things in an external editor, as long as the javascript is general enough it can eventually be ported to native controls. If you wanted to go the true unity-esque w...

This is pretty good! I was trying to write a complimentary library to something like binser with registering love's userdata automatically. Naturally the physics world was a little less-than-straight-forward.

A good alternative to a simpler love.physics API would be hxdx although it has a few bugs that I've encountered.

I dig the idea. I don't really know what I would do with a library like this, though. Something that would be useful would be a fixedupdate implementation. ( here's my fork of the linked library that merges in another fixedupdate implementation so that timescale works. ) Whenever I think of ways to ...

In my opinion, the way to handle the generous amounts of globals and enums would be to simply pass a table of strings in their place. Instead of: imgui.Begin("Another Window", true, ImGuiWindowFlags_AlwaysAutoResize | ImGuiWindowFlags_NoMenu); It would make sense to: imgui.Begin("Anot...

You'll never guess who my new favorite person is! (It's you. How about that.) This totally rules and it's been something I've been dying for for a while but I wasn't skilled enough to even get it out of the gate. I would totally be in favor of this shipping as an official love module, once all the k...

I think this is neat. I was working on an implementation of the Unity API for an Entity/Component system myself, capitalizing on the use of GUIDs for the sake of serialization, comparison optimizations, and preventing tables from keeping other tables in memory indefinitely with circular references. ...

Nice job with this everybody. It's nice to have something like this to show around. Do you think it would be possible to retain / rebuild the state of the main menu between transitions so that it's not a chore to scroll back to where you were when there are tons of code examples?