@raidho36: Steamworks integration @bartbes: Sorry, should have probably edited my first reply! I'm also not very experienced with Lua, so just went for the C++ approach, and yes, I know I can also use luaJIT/FFI to achieve what I wanted, I've tried it and and by doing the same that steam provides in...

And working now, thanks a lot!

NEvermind, found this old post: viewtopic.php?t=54754
Will give it a try!

Do I also need to make changes in boot.lua.h ?

raidho36 wrote:Try editing boot.lua file.

Thanks, I did it and now I added my module there, the question is, do I need to add this script folder next to my newly built love.exe?

Hi all, I'm adding a new C++ module to love, I've downloaded the sources and compiled the project, once I got that working I added my own module to love, but when building it, it doesn't seem to have my love.myModule Things I've done so far: - I copied how other modules are registered, so my module ...

Thanks for the answers, I just wanted to make sure this was the case and I wasn't missing a step while building the final exe

So I did my first .exe today following the steps you mentioned in this thread, all working fine and good, but just realized I can simply open the .exe file in win rar and see all the files inside, code, data and everything. Does that mean anybody who gets the game can change the code?

Hi there! I'm currently working on another game adding the online mode, in our case it's quite different as one of the clients also acts as a server, so essentially it is peer to peer. About your questions, this is how I'm doing it myself... in case you can use it for reference: Re: the server, I th...

SiENcE wrote:Maybe you use Löve 64bit ?

Visual Studio is always 32bit .

So just use Löve 32 bit.

Yes, it did work! I can finally debug properly, thanks so much!