It's because a ".zip" is still there in the filename, it's just omitted by Windows. If they give you any user permissions, try `Tools > Folder options > View > untick "Hide extensions for known filetypes"`. Otherwise... I don't know. :crazy: edit The easiest way around it (withou...

I've got nothing contributory, but I'm really in awe of the organization and overall cleanness of your code. Nevermind graphics, that's art, man.

If it's a more complex shape, it'll be a little harder to determine so it'd probably be best to use some sort of library for it. If it's an image with its negative space transparent, you can look at the pixel the cursor is over and check the alpha value. Something like... mouse_x, mouse_y = love.mo...

Is anyone aware of a way I can artificially bold a font? I find that my mock-ups in Photoshop often look much nicer because the text is more heavy-set where it's scrawny in-game.

I don't expect it to look identical, but what is there as far as font manipulation goes?

Thank you.

Question on optional args... wordbank = { } function wordbank.init() wordbank.activate("goosanders", "optional flag") end function wordbank.activate(selection, ...) for idx, flag in ipairs(arg) do print(flag) -- e.g. "optional flag" prints here end end wordbank.init() I...

bartbes wrote:Only love.thread is loaded in a thread, and to require files normally, you also need to load love.filesystem, so start off with

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require "love.filesystem"

and it should work from then on.

This did it, thank you.

Question: how can I utilize "require" within a thread? I can start the thread without incident, but nothing after that line is executed.

Link to a minimal recreation.

Thanks, it was the word file, after all — but I managed to work around it by making it one great Lua table. It loads in less than a second.

I forgot about you Linux guys.

Here's the .love.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/fv93u ... words.love