http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3169 Follow the instructions and/or find where the vim dictionaries are on your system, then add the Lua syntax highlighting. If the dictionary ports are not optimal, there are plenty of other Lua dictionary files for vim, a simple Google would work. u...

The UI and graphics are very professional-looking.

Very interesting project, perhaps I might use it, as my friend wanted the characters in our current project to have randomized names.

So, I would like to call a function that modifies the world within the collision callbacks: function land(ship_fixture,planet_fixture) ship_fixture:getBody():setAngle(1/(math.cos(ship_fixture:getBody():getX()-planet_fixture:getBody():getX()-planet_fixture:getShape():getRadius()))) end function begin...

No biggie. This is pretty odd. My only guess would be maybe you don't have the images in the same directory as the main.lua. If that dosen't work then maybe you could upload a .love file so I could fix it up.

Could you copy and paste the error message for me? I need more than just a shot in the dark :/

Did you load the images correctly? Those aren't images. Type in the path to the images of the animation.
Don't forget the quotations areound the path or the extension.

@solidjello If your gonna do that, then you need to remove the animation.frame variable, like so: function love.load() animation = {} frame = 0 animation.frame0 = (untitled) animation.frame1 = (untitled1) animation.frame2 = (untitled2) animation.image = animation.frame1 end function love.update(dt) ...

This might be what you need:

My bad, as it turns out, there is no space between else and if. Updated code: function love.load() animation = {} animation.frame = 1 animation.frame1 = (untitled) animation.frame2 = (untitled1) animation.frame3 = (untitled2) animation.image = animation.frame1 end function love.update(dt) if animati...