Now I'm getting a runtime error
Stack traceback:
line 15 in main.lua for function in line 13
it tells me 'first' is a 'nil' value

Oh, thanks I see what you did!
I'm so blind, I should have realized there should be only 1 draw function.
Thank you.

Well I was mainly trying to do this to not confuse myself, because I do this all the time, for example in math class I write too much and can't find anything. I am going to need you fix my code so I can see how it's supposed to look, if you know how. Because I suck at understanding anything for some...

So I have to define message in main.lua? What is the point of making first.lua?

Alright, Here is my current code (I changed 1.lua to first.lua) main.lua (This is the title screen) function load() font = love.graphics.newFont(love.default_font, 12) love.graphics.setFont(font) title = "lua demo" play = "press space to play" end function draw() love.graphics.dr...

Well, shouldn't there be something like, a type of erase function?
That erases old ones and loads the new ones?

I think I got it, but I will have to do it later, I am in a noisy room and have a headache, thank you for helping me.

Sorry, I'm a bit new could you better explain that? I sort of understand but I'm a bit confused on why I put draw = function() I have been trying to use the love.filesystem.include but it tells me malformed number when I try to include 1.lua. (This is my first "level") Alright I re-read yo...

I'm confused and need a little help,
how would you make a .lua just for the title screen, then say, press space and load a .lua, for say level 1.
Can you do that?
I hope you can because I will get awfully confused if you can't.

Great job!
I actually enjoyed it.
My score was 21 until I hit the wall.
A few things, the snake is a bit pixelated and should be a maybe higher-res and there should be a wrap-around option so instead of hitting the wall you keep going.
Good work though.