I want to re-implement Super Star Trek in LOVE. More precisely, I want to implement it in OpenComputers, a Lua-based mod for Minecraft that lets you build and program in-game computers, but I want to use LOVE as a shell to emulate the graphics capabilities of those computers for development purposes...

I think I'm experiencing a similar issue.

Okay. I made a really simple main.lua... function love.update(dt) toprint = tostring(os.date()) end function love.draw() love.graphics.print(toprint, 400, 300) end ...bundled it into an executable and ran it on my mom's desktop. The result? It opened a window, showed the time, and immediately hung. ...

I'll look into it. In the meantime, I'm working on a new version that generates the cell images instead of loading them from files, so they'll be appropriately sized for whatever resolution. (It's working, but I pulled out a feature or two that I was having issues with and haven't put them back yet....

veethree wrote: ↑Fri Nov 02, 2018 10:47 pm It seems to run fine on my computer (mid 2012 macbook pro).

Any chance your moms gpu doesn't support canvases/framebuffers?

Maybe! What do I do if it doesn't? e: wait, I'm using version 11. Shouldn't it not run at all if it doesn't support canvases?

Many years ago, I owned a Commodore 64. My mom wasn't exactly computer literate, but there was one game on it that she liked, a type-in game from Compute!'s Gazette called 'Tetracrystals of Veluria'. I thought it'd be fun to surprise her by remaking it in LÖVE. After a day or so of hacking away at i...