I've tried disabling both modules and setting t.window to nil, but it still gives me an error asking for a graphical server

A while ago I asked if there was a way to run LOVE2D without a window and I was told that it's possible, and I tried and it can indeed be done :awesome: However, as I was developing a server for a multiplayer game, I tried to run it on a Linux server and I got an SDL error saying that it required a ...

So, I'm working on a networked game and I need some data to be stored 60 times a second. Right now I'm only calling a function every love.update(), but I know that's not gonna work because framerate can vary a lot. I've thought of doing it so a counter adds the delta time to a variable, and every ti...

Damn, I feel dumb now glad to hear it's so easy though, thanks a lot! And I don't think I'll use io.read, but I'll keep that in mind.

I'm developing a multiplayer game and I want to know if it's possible to build a version of LÖVE that doesn't show any window, allowing it to be run in a command line. I would need to do this to run the servers, as I'd rather not have to port all of my game to plain Lua and figure out a new way to u...

So I'm currently following this tutorial: https://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-write-a-smoke-shader--cms-25587 It's for JS but since it uses GLSL I'm trying to port the shader and code. However the shader is supposed to change values over time by using a buffer texture, but I haven'...

Well, that's the problem, the new canvas won't go any higher than 800x600, even if you resize the screen

EDIT: Nevermind, it was a completely unrelated issue. Already fixed it

How do I make it so I can keep my game pixel-perfect scaled 2x at any resolutions? I've tried with Canvases and HUMP.camera, and it can draw, but I can't manage to change the size of the canvas any higher than the resolution the window had when I created the canvas first. Even if I create the canvas...

Yeah, server is launched before the client. I have tried switching the update(dt) functions so the server updates before the client and vice versa but I get the same result. I used netstat and noticed that the 1337 port is used both with an UDP and ENET server when the game is launched, so, at least...

Ah, yes, it returns err, "Could not connect"