sherpal wrote:Thanks, I guess that means that the more I practice, the better I'll get :p
I'll have a look at zlib, and related stuff

Zlib compression is possible with love.math.compress, just letting you know. https://love2d.org/wiki/love.math.compress

I'm not sure if it's a concern, because it seems that LuaJIT is consistent across platforms. But in case you want to handle it to be sure: 1/0 and 0/0 give you inf and -nan in Lua, and -(1/0) and -(0/0) gives you -inf and nan. The tostring of that is what you can compare with. You can take a look a...

Nice to see a de-serialization routine that doesn't just loadstring() the file. I'm not sure if inf and nan will work the same in all machines. In Lua they can be represented with something like #PINF or similar; not sure about LuaJIT. I really don't like decoding with loadstring(), it seems like a...

Thanks for the feedback!

I removed the do...end blocks and renamed 'data' to 'serialize'.

I present to you: ZITIL - (ZodaInk's Utility Library)
It's a set of mostly non-game-engine specific tools. It is in an early stage, but I wanted feedback.

Source: https://github.com/ZodaInk/zitil
Documentation: https://github.com/ZodaInk/zitil/wiki

Ah, right... I forgot pcall works that way.

This code will show the error message "Invalid key constant: incorrect KeyConstant".
Is this intended behavior? I expected pcall to prevent the error message.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kdyviza ... bUghwO1RQo

Here are a few videos of basic 3d modelling.
3d engines are not easy, if you're new to programming I would suggest something easier.

There is also LÖVE3D: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=78943

That did fix it...
Now I am even more confused, why would this fix it?

I usually would, don't know why I did it like this, but that is beside the point. The point is that it doesn't create a noise-ish array of boxes, it's not even filling up anywhere near 90% of it. if math.random() < 0.9 then --[[code]] end That should be true roughly 90% of the time, yet in my case i...