What do you mean "requirements"? Hardware, software? To run what, a "hello world"? A fricking lot of IF statements and For loops. Yeah, the requirement for that is you need a computer with a processor and not a vegetable or a wooden chair... :monocle: An intel 8080 can execute i...

:joker: Thereis a nice answer already. LÖVE works on Windows XP and Mac OS 10.7 (Lion). The main thing is that it requires an OpenGL 2.1 or OpenGL ES 2-capable graphics card as well as graphics drivers that provide said OpenGL version. The oldest OpenGL 2.1-capable desktop GPUs are (roughly) the nv...

Stifu wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2019 6:24 am What do you mean "requirements"? Hardware, software? To run what, a "hello world"?

A fricking lot of IF statements and For loops.

Easy, Use Sock.LUA ( https://github.com/camchenry/sock.lua ).
You can send (and receive) everything that is inside a variable or a table.

I need the love2d's requirements for Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS and Android. Where i can get them? :joker: Thereis a nice answer already. LÖVE works on Windows XP and Mac OS 10.7 (Lion). The main thing is that it requires an OpenGL 2.1 or OpenGL ES 2-capable graphics card as well as graphics drivers...

Edit: And now you're replying to grump that you want the server to be hackable? ...at this point, i don't even know what ideas you have about security to be honest. I'm pretty sure he's talking about the good kind of hacking, like mods, and not in the sense of cracking, Exactly, Graphical mods for ...

Technically im not going to host any server, i want to make a totally hackable server for the community, Look at all these Minecraft™ mods! Mojang™ is just offering the game and Microsoft™ invented Realms™ (but are expensive (compared to homemade) and Microsoft™ is just forcing everyone to use that...

The entire purpose of banning via IP was trying to not save data in the client. People is really intelligent and love "exe" compression is weak so everyone with a minimum love/lua/coding knowledge can just bypass everything and destroy the servers making unhappy players. Unhappy players g...

When the server receives a login request, let it sit idle and sleep for a little while before it sends its response. Like 1 to 3 seconds. This makes any attempt at brute-forcing passwords completely futile. Even if the response is delayed, somebody could still queue a lot of requests therefore the ...

Also, since you seem to be worried about someone brute-forcing login passwords (at least that's my interpretation of "some kind of loop algorithm"): do not confirm/deny login requests right away. When the server receives a login request, let it sit idle and sleep for a little while before...