The articles I provided are about network programming in general, and may show examples in the author's programming language of choice. Although you may find some love2d specific stuff in the wiki, I don't know of any love2d specific full-stack tutorial that will get you started so you will need to ...

Also, some good links to read through (even if you don't know everything they are talking about) http://gafferongames.com/networking-for-game-programmers/ http://www.gamedev.net/forum/15-multiplayer-and-network-programming/ http://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/tutorials/building-a-peer-to-peer-multip...

The path you are on I will say is a difficult one. Network programming is insanely difficult and you will have to do a lot of research on data packing, lag compensation, connection/session management etc. Unless you are using a A++ game engine you will not have any network primitives to get started ...

Aw man I lost my draft I was writing you a big raving compliment! Awesome work! Do you have any plans to help backfill important emscripten code into love master once you achieve a certain functionality level? Just like we are seeing with andoird-sdl2 and ios ports? It would be great to add emscript...

You are right, arbitrary zoom could impose a problem. Perhaps the user can supply a zoom factor to the grid position methods, which will return the cell position within that zoom factor. So, if you wish to lock your cell position points you simply supply a consistent zoom factor (ex: 1) I don't wish...

This is very cool! I plan on integrating this with a voxel type game prototype. Question: I see you have the helper functions to take a x/y value to/from screen/world coordinates, however the principle benefit of a grid is to take a x/y screen/world coordinate and and provide grid cell position with...

ive used the following helper function in many of my code dealings: -- -- Snaps a source x,y position to a grid based on grid x width and grid y width -- function snapToGrid(SOURCE_X, SOURCE_Y, GRID_X, GRID_Y) local x = math.floor((SOURCE_X / GRID_X) +0.5) * GRID_X local y = math.floor((SOURCE_Y / G...

Thanks I~=Spam! Just curious, what features were you looking for specifically? In my case many of my projects and libraries needed a class system with strict typing and scoped members which is why I choose to start the daunting task of building a class library that provided such features. I have hop...

qaisjp: " I don't want to come off as an asshole but it's nothing" Then don't say things that come off as asshole-ish and instead provide either a helpful or insightful comment or say nothing at all. The point is that someone is being creative and more importantly, is sharing their work fo...