Fusing your game to a Windows executable is not a security measure. There is no practical difference between a love file and a fused .exe file. It is a super thin layer of obscurity that will only fool people who know less than you do. Don't rely on it for security. My final post because this has g...

I must've done something wrong, because I suddenly got my zip files working just fine, and automatically. ID10T and pebcak here for days, folks. Thank you for the three guys who actually pitched in to figure out what's going on. Linux is not Gentoo, even if Gentoo is Linux. Gentoo is a distribution ...

Your first 'copy' command doesn't have the /b option. Also, all files work for me when dropping them on love.exe (on Windows 7), none of the build24 files work for me after fusing, and both of the build25 files do work after fusing. That's weird, the build24's buildbase file works fine for fusing f...

I'm going to be angry . You seem angry already. 25 whole megabytes. That was a considerable amount of storage space back in 1995. Build your fused game with zip files to rule out one source of error. That's all I have for you. the unfortunate problem of Linux's whole "recompile thing for optim...

build24 and build25 do both work for me in Linux. The 7z file takes much longer to start though. I wouldn't count on 7z being supported everywhere. If you only ship fused Windows builds then it's probably okay. If you want to be on the safe side, use .zip files. The small size difference seems negl...

.7z is not .zip, or is it? Make sure you create a .zip file. Well, as it turns out, that doesn't work either! Infact, in an earlier revision of my program, I had that. "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" a -r -mx4 -tzip build%return%.love "C:\Users\Pokeman2003\Desktop\Development\Project...

Not entirely sure what happened but I managed to get zip files working after not being able to last night. 7zip files do not work fused as they do not store a file structure at the end like zip does. Thank you to everyone who actually helped me(which was 3/4 of the people here.) This is a bit of an ...