Updated once again, few fixes and a proper test map. Tab reloads the test map too.

subrime wrote:rofl... I was just so excited that I stopped reading after 'platformer'.

Not looked at 0.6 yet, but (in 0.5 parlance) maybe something like:

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if love.system.getVersion()~='0.6.0' then
  print('you need love 0.6.0 to run this game')
end

haha! Also good idea, will add

subrime wrote:Opens a black screen that does nothing, will not respond to input.

No errors reported on console, same console output as when I run a working love file (eg no.love).

(running on PPC debian stable, love 0.5)

re-read the title

YEAAAAHHH!!

Thanks rude

TechnoCat wrote:I love the ascii art in your main.lua

Thanks, I always add that to the 'main' file of projects, no idea why XD

-fixed-

Nice to be the first time ^^ Is it just me or is the player supposed to run extreamly fast? Not that fast, well, reasonably fast, but I'll limit it. There's also jumping, which currently is x times a second you can jump, I need to do some sort of tracing or something to see if they are 'off ground'.

This is my first 'game' as it were, although it's more a base on which I'm going to build. Feel free to peek under the hood, it has a simple hook, map and entity system I wrote, plus a few other bits and pieces of code. It's my first time using Love, although I've used Lua before for GMod. It works,...

bartbes wrote: EDIT: Think about the added value this'll give LÖVE!

This. Especially the downloadable content and stuff, possibly updates for games? Global saves would be perfect for "longer" games as well.

I love this idea! I assume you'd write a server .love for storing the data etc depending on the game id and so on?

As for the project, I own a server (well, multiple) but I have one specific one I use for gameservers (http://winsaucestudios.com/) which could potentially host this...