Basically you're right, IPv6 only cannot connect to IPv4. I'm unsure about the impact of this as I doubt there are that many people who have IPv6 only, there are still a lot of thing which run on IPv4 only (sadly). But anyway I think it's great to support IPv6, it's a important step towards "mo...

It's not working because you're using a "invalid" IP to listen to in your machine. Your router must manage NAT, so your router must have a public IP and any device connected to it have a private IP. Your computer have a private IP, so there's no such interface with your public (external) I...

what am i doing wrong? I keep getting error during service and can;'t serialize message: serialize was not sent net = require "lib.sock" local id = "" local joined = false; local server = net.newServer("localhost", 50301) local client = net.newClient("localhost&qu...

Quick update:
I used it briefly, and something I missed was passing an argument to the entry function. So, I made a pull request to your repository on github
You might review if it's suitable for your library xD

Silly question: Are you at least running a server at this port? You only wrote the client part, which connects to a server. If no server is running on the port of your desire then the connection will be refused

Really cool and simple, nice work. Just took a brief look at your code, and I saw you made the table menuengine global. What are the reasons about this choice? Actually I'm not a very good programmer, I'm just used to use local variables almost all the time. I'm going to use your library and give a ...

Do it, would be awesome. Btw, I've done some stuff with nodejs at my work, nothing much, but if any help is needed, maybe I could help. Wish you luck!

It's too fast because the speed love.update is called. It's very fast, here in my computer the time between each call is about to 0.017 ("rounded"), so that's much more than 1 time per second, so your player is going to walk 32 units everytime update is called, then it will be very fast. T...

... So, problably, theres no way to call a color as collision, in Lua/Löve. :( There's a way, but maybe it has not a good performance. Btw, I was toying around with some code to try to satiate your doubt. Then I come to a code that tries to do a collision pixel-per-pixel for a certain color. I'll a...

I suggest you to use some libraries that are made by community. A example is bump.lua by Kikito, which can be found here: https://github.com/kikito/bump.lua If you are willing to do your own collision system, you should read about AABB collision. Here are something that may help you: https://www.gam...