After a lot of effort, I just ported it to 0.6.0. So you'll need the latest 0.6.0. build to run it. This is basically the latest version of ENVY. It comes with an example game, which is some shitty little multi-player (LUBE) zombie thing. Start up a server, then a client - then join the server. Righ...

In LOVE 0.5.0. if I attempted to say, run function foo() in function bar() but foo wasn't a function, LOVE would tell me with a blue screen that the function on line x didn't exist. With LOVE 0.6.0. it says nothing, and continues to run but has some drawing problems (it skips the rest of the code pa...

That is very trivial optimisation.

Let me give you a REALLY new version...

http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1589505/greenshell.love

I fixed the blank screen, I was .lovin' the folder not the files in side.

Hey, I'm new to networking and am trying to figure out client-side prediction with functions like applyForce/Velocity/Impulse - how I would go about doing it and overall making my game run smoothly. Here is my .love for an example of the game currently. Run one first, select server, then run another...

Is this possible? I'd really like to be able to do this... thanks!

(P.S: When I do the normal merge, and I run the .exe the window pops up, is a blank white screen - then closes again).

I won't be doing it completely from scratch, I'll be reworking some things, adding more new things etc.

The first release of Greenshell should be good enough for a game to be made from it.

This is going to be like ËNVY 2.0.

Google code page: http://code.google.com/p/greenshell/.

Watch this space.

I'm sorry for being such an ass with my comment, the code is certainly of high quality and the 'TacoShell' itself is brilliant. The criticism posted as to the complexity of the code I agree with, however.