Sorry to not answer your question directly, but it seems adding a Timer.clear() to the leave function did the trick. But I guess my larger question is, should I be making all of those variables local, and passing them to things, rather than making them global? I guess this is more of a large scale s...

Try putting that same information into Settings:System

Spaceteam uses bluetooth or local wifi (it's not made with LOVE, but just as an example).

I think local wifi may be the way to go anyway.

(Also Spaceteam is amazing and everyone should play it. Great at parties!)

Hi all, I'm trying to wrap my brain around Hump's gamestate functions. I've got them working in that I can switch from my main menu to my "gameLevel1" and back again. The issue is, every time I switch back and forth, it seems like all my enemy and pickup generators are doubled. If I switch...

The path looks correct, I have a couple questions though:

1) Have you closed and re-opened ZeroBrane Studio after making that change to the config? It won't take effect until you do.

2) Was this in Settings:System or Settings:User?

OMFG.

Jesus. So simple. I *knew* it was going to be something simple.

Thank you. *puts head down in shame and shuffles away*

Hi all! I'm back with another question. So I'm using hump's class system, and everything is going swimmingly so far. Or was, until I added another class. Which to me means I screwed something up in the code for the new class. I've made classes before and it went fine, which has me pulling my hair ou...

Here is a tutorial that really helped me wrap my brain around Lua/Love: http://sheepolution.com/learn/book/contents The thing is, there is no one answer to any of this stuff. For example, when it came time to do collisions detection, I looked around. It looked like the one built into Love was overki...

I tried this, but found that I couldn't find any good way to actually test the game I was making. There was some workaround to actually VNC into the Cloud9 box you were working on, but I couldn't get it popped up from there, due to some sort of graphics driver issue. It was a huge mess.

Good luck!

Nice! Thank you, that actually makes a ton of sense!

And good tip on the require thing. I know about things being case sensitive, but I must have overlooked that one. Thanks again!!