Not really, no. At least not in any capacity that it would be worth the effort. You'd have to somehow embed flash player to play inside the LÖVE window, which would require non-trivial amount of work on the LÖVE source code. You could write a parser to interpret the data inside the SWF, but even th...

i've been trying to make an flash game into Love2D. Is there any way to do this??

function love.load() local nativefs = require("nativefs") directory = nativefs.getWorkingDirectory() end function love.draw() video = love.graphics.newVideo(directory .. "/videos/test.mp4") video:play() end You're still trying to use an absolute path when using LÖVE's API. You w...

MrFariator wrote: ↑Mon Mar 21, 2022 11:57 am I'm afraid you'll have to post your code.

Can you describe your use case a bit more? Would love.filedropped for instance work if you need to implement a general purpose video player, or is there some other reason to loading files outside the fused executable? You also don't really say what's wrong with nativefs, so hard to help troubleshoo...

Löve's own filesystem is sandboxed; by default, you can only access two places with it: - wherever your main.lua is, - if you defined an identity, then a save folder in a specific place. On windows (not sure about other OS-es), if you fuse your .love file to the executable, then you can also mount ...

Hello, i tried to make a game that plays videos with videos that are not in .love file. Here's my code: function love.load() directory = love.filesystem.getWorkingDirectory() end function love.draw() video = love.graphics.newVideo(directory .. "/videos/test.mp4") video:play() end Sorry if ...