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I personally use Atom , a free text editor by GitHub. It has nice lua support through plugins (search "lua"). From there I just keep a terminal window open and run `love .` (yes - I know there's a love plugin for atom but I'd rather watch the output in a terminal). #TooLazyToPutTheAccentOv...

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I don't understand what you mean... that link you gave leads to a 404 for me.
If you mean inputting a link to an MP3 file... that would be interesting. I'll look into it after Ludum Dare.

Yes, what you're doing is completely correct.

What I meant with the _G stuff is that anything you define as a "global" will automatically be put into the _G table for you.

Technically, this isn't a löve-specific question, it applies to all Lua code. Local variables are available only to the namespace that it is defined in (exception: local variables defined outside a function are accessible from a function), while global variables are available to all namespaces. In e...

One could simply ffmpeg it into frames and audio. I'll try and make a library for it if I can.

Downloading lua has nothing to do with it (it's bundled with love). You need to download love from the main page, and provide the path to love.exe.

Just making sure... C:\Program Files\LOVE\love.exe does exist and points to löve, right? You should have a main.lua file existing at the very least... try adding a little bit of code to it. For example: function love.draw() love.graphics.write("Love works!") end If all else fails, try open...

I was going over music for my game and decided to take a break from it and play with the audio API... and this happened. A very minimal MP3 player which I coded in just about an hour (which included me downloading an entire soundtrack for the player). ILoveMP3s plays all sounds in the assets folder ...

Oddly enough, I've been having problems with the identity functions not changing in the actual script, but pasting your example works fine for me.

What platform are you on? That might help to diagnose the issue.