I have a macbook pro (2009) and it does not support framebuffers. That sounds... Horrible. Truly terrifying if that's the case. I really hope it supports sqaure PO2 framebuffers, otherwise this could really be an issue. Try this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7572962/algal.love This game shows first a ti...

The result would be something like a multiplatform Game Maker, which is something I think the world really needs. I've already got some ideas of how the interface would be. An editor (or a Graphical IDE as you call it) has its advantages and disadvantages. In the case of Love2D this might not be ve...

A Graphical IDE isn't a stupid idea, though I think it should be separate from the framework in the sense that it shouldn't be a default thing. I think a lot of the users here probably prefer to just program in whatever program's they are comfortable with. Of course. What I intend to make is a trul...

Thinking big is what has brought humanity this far, is it not? While I haven't finished a single game in LÖVE yet, I can't help but to already think about developing a graphical IDE for LÖVE. I think Lua scripts for LÖVE are very well suited to be automatically generated by a program in comparison t...

example={} example.attribute = 4 function example:method() self.attribute = self.attribute + 1 end function newExampleObject() newObject = {} setmetatable(newObject,example) example.__index=example return newObject end That could be rephrased as: example = {} example.__index = example ... function ...

Currently, all menus and all tiles in-game depend on framebuffers, so that's not a very good solution for me

I'm very much looking forward to using the Ubuntu Mono font when it's done. The Ubuntu font, as it is, is very easy on the eyes and generally pleasant to read. If it's good for dyslectics, then it's even better!

Also, isn't LÖVE case sensitive to filenames? There is a difference between "pling.wav" and "Pling.wav", is it not?

As it has already been pointed out, Lua does not have real object orientation built in. It comes very close if you master metatables, though. As a matter of fact, after just a few weeks of Lua, I find metatables to be very useful and flexible. Before Lua, I mainly wrote Java so programming without O...

Nickmaster24 wrote:I give up; I'll use my other laptop to test run my code...

That doesn't sound good. The one reason I found LÖVE so nice was that it seemed to run perfectly on everything, it simply "just worked".