I don't think any other program really does this, and I can't really find a good answer for it. There's really no way to secure something in such a way that the program can figure out the credentials (which it needs in order to log in) while at the same not allowing a user who has access to that ve...

slime wrote:

MPQC wrote:If you need reliable then using UDP is not what you're looking for (ie use TCP).

ENet is designed to be able to do (optional) reliable UDP, and ends up having far less overhead than TCP - which makes it ideal for real-time games: http://enet.bespin.org/Features.html

Neat.

As in the thread Plu linked to, you should use the built-in Enet library that ships with version 0.9.0. It has a lot of functions specific to gameplay where UDP doesn't. Also, what's more important, Enet has a "reliable" mode if I remember correctly - marking packets as reliable will make...

Makes sense. Could be quite useful as an auto updater.

Can't check the source now, but curious. Does it download the file to the love save path, or its current directory?

I always thought the easiest way would be as follows (no real code). This isn't using your code as well, as I haven't looked at it. Table contains a grid (2d array? Whatever you want) Have a variable which contains how long the tail is, as an integer Whenever the snake moves to a new point (ie up on...

Yup. Everything I've used so far is just regular draw, which translated perfectly. No animations yet

From the info you've given us...

If (table[x+1] == 1) then
player has hit a 1
end

No.

Love physics is most likely complete overkill for what you're trying to do.