Just out of pure curiosity, does the Nintendo Switch non-disclosure agreement allow for developers to communicate and share with other developers that have also signed the NDA? If so, is there a way to check and verify that someone else has signed the NDA? If so, is it possible for LOVE developers t...

I submitted a bug report here: https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/issues/1445/box2d-wont-let-me-weld and the basics is that I didn't know BOX2D locks the world during the collision callback functions. I wanted to help the project by adding the following code to various parts of the Wiki: {{notice|Makin...

pedrosgali wrote: ↑Fri Oct 12, 2018 9:32 pm What situation and what feature out of interest?

string.pack()

string.unpack()

I just ran into a situation where I need a feature from Lua 5.3. Would you please consider running 5.3?

Thanks!

I would like to see my game on my iPhone 5S. However, I do not have any other Apple products. The only thing that you guys have documentation for is using Xcode, which is locked the hell down with Apple. I have no developer license, no Apple computer, I just want to test it on my phone. I don't real...

is there a Lua-coded algorithm, where you can have text be verbally (using voice) said? If not, is there a C-coded algorithm, that does that? If there is a C-written algorithm, please tell me, how you would use this in LOVE2D. (And, by 'C', I mean, any version of C)

off topic peeps. off topic. But, I hope you guys get the help you need.

on the mac OS X, using "love.filesystem.load("main.lua")()" in my code does not work. I've tried using it in an if statement within love.update(), and now I'm trying it in love.quit(). Can someone please explain to me \, why it doesn't work. It doesn't error, but it SHOULD restar...

Hello, I have been wondering, how do you get the length and width (in pixels) of a certain string, for the default font. I know, there's: FONT = love.graphics.newFont("fonts/font.ttf",16) love.graphics.setFont(FONT) FONT:getWidth(""harharhar") love.graphics.print("harha...

This might be a problem