I think OP was talking about require(). To organize your game files into different modules, you can just put a require('yourModuleName') at the top of your main.lua and it will carry over all your global variables/functions to main.lua as if it were all one file. When you require() a lua file, don't...

Wow, you're an amazing help! I noticed the arms are a bit weird so I'll probably split them up into two different images. This clears everything up. Bonus points for the example!

I have these two images: http://i.imgur.com/JHgIaoF.png http://i.imgur.com/7XimH2q.png They're supposed to go together and the arms should point towards the mouse pointer. I'm not sure how to; 1. Move both the arms and body as one entity; 2. Pivot the arms so they look like they're attached. Anyone ...

I've been looking around the forums and can't find any good tutorial for networking other than the very confusing UDP tutorial on the wiki. All the other libraries' tutorials seem to be out of date.

Look at the example on the page for proper usage. Also, all graphics functions have to go under love.draw, not update. This is what you want: local debugInfo = false function love.update(dt) debugInfo = love.keyboard.isDown('p') -- the above is the same as: -- if love.keyboard.isDown('p') then -- d...

I know a sufficient amount of Lua to make things work. I'd like to have an option (similar to Minecraft) where the user can press a key and toggle a print function that prints debug info, such as the x and y coordinates of the player. I tried doing it like this: function love.keyboard.isDown('p') lo...