You shouldn't be calling that with any kind of frequency. Also, is it really that hard to store a variable? I doubt it. It's really not being called that often, it's not frequent at all. And, no, it's obviously not hard to store a variable. I need to make this as clean and efficient as possible tho...

Thanks guys! I really didn't want to have to store it in a variable because storing variables would clutter the API that I'm making. I ended up using "love.graphics.setFont(love.graphics.newFont(12))" for now. It's not enclosed in a tight loop, and what I'm making is supposed to be very li...

I have loaded up a font, and set it as the default with love.graphics.setFont. Now, I need to reset the font back to what the default is when you load up the game. How would I go about doing this? I thought love.graphics.reset would accomplish this, but it doesn't.

Although Monocle was restarting the whole game when you changed something. And mine updates files but doesn't preserve upvalues and such the way Lurker does. Are you talking about my debugging library, Monocle? https://github.com/kjarvi/monocle If so, and there is anything you would like changed, p...

Do what you want with it, and I'll do what I want with it. Have it your way, but it's not Burger King. Okay, so how do we send stuff on it? Or can't you? I'm (kind of) new to LuaSocket and you didn't provide much of an example in your repo :P Also, I am making a terminal style game. Considering you...

Woops, I didn't think about that! Thanks!

Also, for the record, a lot of lua's string methods can be performed on strings directly using the colon syntax: ] Yes, I knew that! Thanks :) I know it is redundant, but why include only the JavaScript string functions, why not include them all? Also, I have just tried making a ".val()" ...

So, I created a string library called Twine: https://github.com/kurtjarvi/twine Everything seems to work fine, but when I do this: a = twine('Hello, World!') function love.draw() love.graphics.print(a,0,0) end 'a' is a table. Now, I know that you can't print tables in lua, but I have a '__tostring' ...

First off, this is meant to be for discussion. I already know how to do these things, I am just curious how others go about this. Anyways, yeah, if you haven't guessed already, I was just kind of wondering what methods people go about to creating their .love files and their game .exe's! I only know ...

Monocle.watch("FPS", function() math.floor(1/love.timer.getDelta()) end) (And then remove the loadstring in monocle.lua.) Done! Thank you, Robin! That has been implemented in this newest version, which you can grab from the top of the page or at https://github.com/kurtjarvi/monocle/releas...