No clue TBH... I'm assuming it has to do with the graphics card, but I'm on the latest driver and haven't found any other solutions there either. If you figure it out I'd LOVE to know!

Sounds like you are having the same issue as me... https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/issues/ ... ken-in-v11

I haven't used LOVE since April because of it... I'm hoping 11.2 fixes it.

Had a somewhat similar issue with the forum pages at one point. Try CTRL + F5 to clear the cache and refresh.

Check that your firewall isn't blocking v11. Other than that, it's hard to give a better answer with such little information.

IIRC, you cannot connect to a server on the same machine with a public IP address, if that makes sense. Any other IP can connect to you, but you have to connect to localhost or 127.0.0.1 if the server is on the same machine as the program trying to access it.

For version checking, I would suggest prioritizing a manifest format first if available, and also perhaps trying to parse it from file names. (Perhaps since you were already mentioning supporting itch.io, re-use their manifest format for how your system would check for a manifest?) (For example, I ...

I'm actually making something like this as well... The games can be imported as a local folder or archive, a remote archive(just a .zip or .love on a URL), github, or itch.io. Also I'm working on a piece that locates a version file or string(string has to be in main.lua) inside the archive and will ...

Maybe someone else can be more help here... I haven't used Tiled much other than a making static map. The code I provided won't throw an error if the player steps on a trigger that isn't connected to a door. The trick is to pass the door reference to the trigger, then the trigger interacts with the ...

Have you made sure that Joystick:isGamepad() returned true? Does it work right if you use the gamepad callbacks(love.gamepadpressed(), etc)?

I think you're overthinking this... Start with the doors: function newDoor(x, y) return { x = x or 0, y = y or 0, closed = true, interact = function() closed = not closed end } end -- Then you can place them, for simplicity we'll pretend x and y are tile locations local doors = {} for i = 1, 10 do t...