Hello! I'm developing an online multiplayer game engine , where you make games on a web page using Lua. The original intent was to use it for card games only, but it was easily expanded to handle turn based games in general and even semi-realtime games like (multiplayer) Nibbler/Snake (proof of conc...

If you won't use LÖVE in the final product, why use RakNet in the prototype? Because I can. ;) It will save time, too, of course. A good question is which functions in the network routine should be exported to Lua. I think I will do like this: 1. Make a module that works on Ubuntu, with RakNet etc ...

Welcome! Thank you! :) LÖVE is written as an application, and although there has been some action to make it usable as a library, but AFAIK only from the Lua side. Using Löve as a library could work too. In that case I could use the regular C API and start up LÖVE from my own Lua state. Is there in...

Well, normally you don't. But you can build modules using the C api and require them in your game. Wouldn't that require that I start a separate Lua state from C? I can't use C functions in Lua without having a C executable running, right? Is it possible to start Löve from C? But this will likely b...

Hello, everybody! I'm quite new to Löve. I'm using it right know for prototyping our game project (info here: https://sites.google.com/site/anakhagame/). I will use Raknet to program the network stuff, thus I need to export functions to Lua, I think. How do I use the Lua C API with Löve? I think tha...