I tried; it wasn't working for some reason. Clicking on the .love file simply opens the archive. :/ My game also uses libraries outside of LOVE, such as http://torch.ch/ and I could not find a viable way to bundle those within the game -- for regular use, they have to be installed, and i'm almost po...

Read about Tak here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cheapassgames/tak-a-beautiful-game Tak is sort of a cross between checkers and Go. My friend wrote an artificial intelligence tool that could play the game at a pretty high level, but had no user-friendly interface. I changed that, with this!...

okay, so i figured out how to fix the previous problem, but this is the new issue: me@computer:~/gamei$ lua /usr/local/bin/love-release { title = 'Game', --[[ etc ]]-- } lua: error loading module 'brimworks.zip' from file '/usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/brimworks/zip.so': /usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/brimworks/zi...

I'm getting the following error trying to run this command in the game directory: $ love-release -D . . /usr/local/bin/love-release: line 1: ---: command not found /usr/local/bin/love-release: line 2: --: command not found /usr/local/bin/love-release: line 4: local: can only be used in a function /u...

Just kidding, I figured it out. You have to call the love-related draw functions from within love.draw(). You can't call the draw functions from, say, love.update(). Probably need to learn love a little more, but hey.

Hey, awesome! Sorry, all these answers are in the docs... I am also wondering, how do you get SUIT to play nicely with love.graphics? I'm trying to draw images of my own and sometimes, calls to love.graphics.draw(image) or love.graphics.rectangle(etc, etc) or even love.printf() within SUIT do not ac...

Ah yes of course, great library btw.

Is there a way to make an inner cell default to 100% of the container width?

You can layout your widgets with cells. http://suit.readthedocs.org/en/latest/layout.html After using it for a little bit I figured it out. But now I'm struggling with making rows/collumns. Because when I do a row() it changes the X of the next col(). Currently I'm doing some not ideal ways to work...