Ulydev , thank you! :) davisdude , thank you HEAPS for the pull requests, I am a fan of proper spelling and grammar, and you really saved the day with the Eyes one! I added a note on the main page about window sizing. I'm not completely sure which common practices you're referring to, feel free to ...

Hi everyone, I made some tutorials for people who know the basics of Lua and LOVE but don't quite know how to go about making something game-like. When I was at this stage I felt like I wanted some tutorials kind of like these. Here they are: https://simplegametutorials.github.io/ And here are pictu...

This is LOVE's ParticleSystem implemented in Lua, basically a port of this file . Usage: function love.load() ParticleSystem = require('ParticleSystem') ps = ParticleSystem.newParticleSystem(texture) ps:setEmissionRate(10) ps:setParticleLifetime(1) end function love.update(dt) ps:update(dt) end func...

Thanks to rmcode and contributors I've been able to update my one-page reference to 0.10.0. Edit: New location: http://love2d-community.github.io/love-api/

Hi Andrew, I know what you mean! I tried to make a more efficient reference here: http://santos.nfshost.com/love092.html It's not good, but it doesn't have any deprecated features (hopefully!) and everything is a Ctrl-F away. As for the wiki, if possible it might be cool if each version could be sep...

Check out: https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/issue/1 ... e-quad-api

I also think a physical book would be unsuitable. And, even though I mentioned "reading", there are other forms it could take other than text which might be interesting to think about. I don't think there's anything quite like what I'm thinking of, but I haven't been very specific, as not ...

Is there interest in a guide/book/manual to LÖVE, something you can read front to back to gain an understanding of all of LÖVE's functionality? The wiki is a useful reference to the API, and does have some guide-like pages, but I would think reading it "front to back" would be confusing an...

There's the LÖVE API in Lua table here: http://santos.nfshost.com/love_api.lua With it you could automatically create files with something like this: api = require('love_api') love.filesystem.append('love.lua', "module('love')\r\n") for i, f in ipairs(api.callbacks) do love.filesystem.appe...

Thanks Paul!

By the way, if anyone wants to put this up on GitHub or whatever and take over this "project", go for it!