Why is 'tmp' a global??? Local variables have far better performance! Also, try to structure your game to not need love.load() at all - it'll help you improve your code structure. This code was for a challenge "Create the worst text editor"(Given by a friend). Sooo the performance has to ...

Thanks for the help ! It works now

Hey, I see this is your first post, Rio sooo Welcome to Love2d forms ! I cant help you with the ubuntu part but I might be able to help with the VS code part :) I use Love2d snippets and Love2d launcher and love2d support https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Menerv.love2d-launcher htt...

It does not work for me
Output: It does not print aything from verify.lua.
Edit: I am using Windows 11 with WSL and my ide is VS code and Love 11.5

Sup Im working on some dumb stuff and print wont print. This is a file verification code i wrote this is called from the conf.lua file local files = { -- name of the files "main.lua", "conf.lua" -- other files } for i = 1, #files, 1 do print("Verifing..."..files[i]) if ...

Thanks for the advise

1. 'ar' is a terrible, non-descript variable name 2. 'sav' instead of 'save' for the sake of abbreviating a mere four letter word into a 3 letter filename 3. 'fnt' instead of 'font' for the sake of abbreviating a mere four letter word into a 3 letter variable name 4. 'tmp' instead of 'temp' for the...

You read the title. Roast it (if you want) --main.lua function love.load() require("libs/sav") tmp = nil ar = {} y = 0 mode = "run" fnt = love.graphics.newFont(12) love.filesystem.createDirectory("saves") function initar(file, add) tmp = load(file) for i = 1, #tmp, 1 do...

Iterate over the length string and extract substring for each position that you insert into a table. Or: str:gsub(".",function(c) table.insert(t,c) end) (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20423406/lua-convert-string-to-table) BTW, Stackoverflow is better place to search for generic lua ...

Hey ! Im making some dumb thing... again welp I ran into a problem I need to convert a string to a array a = "This is a string :)" b = {"T", "h", "i", "s"} --[[ you get the idea]]-- I need to get a single character in a single space Every help is app...