Thanks, I try to be really ordered this time when making a game. Right now I'm requiring data for my player: require 'player' require 'graphics' In my player I have: player = { {x, y, controls = {w,a,s,d}} {x, y, controls = {w,a,s,d}} } To make it readable should I instead maybe: local player = requ...

It's not that important, ^2 was too high so I figured I'd use ^1.2, however it didn't work with negative numbers and now I know why. Of course 1.2 is a a/b kind of numeral, and as S0lll0s said, more or less a root of a number.

Hey, I have some require questions.

Do I have to assign different data files to local names? Like:
Best case would be if I could just
In love.load and then for example call player[1];

You're welcome.

This looks super promising, great job. I totally agree with your "nice to have list". Space trading and such would be awesome. I noticed that the text at the bottom of the screen is barely visible . You could draw a rectangle or a sprite under it to make sure that it is always visible. Al...

Impressive! It seems not winnable though and I seem to have found a bug (see end). It'd be nice to have backdrops for text and information what the different consoles do. Not sure if it's possible to gen new ammo or how I lost my gun in the first place. Not sure if there's anything to do on planets...

Download: Love file: http://www.filedropper.com/unlimited_5 Exe file & game folder: http://www.filedropper.com/unlimited_6 -- Both .love and .exe are updated with new versions, no crash bugs. Screenshot: http://oi61.tinypic.com/30j47i9.jpg --------------------------------------------------------...

Last thing, possible to change the .exe icon?

So, I have made a love file. I want to make it .exe. I tried this sentence within CMD: copy /b love.exe+SuperGame.love SuperGame.exe

However, where should I put my .love file and the love.exe? Alternatively, how do I specify the adress within the command line?

Ok.