Error: sock.lua:287: attempt to index local 'message' (a number value) stack traceback: [love "boot.lua"]:352: in function '__index' sock.lua:287: in function '__unpack' sock.lua:249: in function 'update' main.lua:27: in function 'update' [love "callbacks.lua"]:162: in function ...

You need to encode such file for sending by using one of the algos such as base64 or more efficient ones (and/or pack it). You don't mention whether you have successful *message* communication or not. Your pseudocode would be: open file encode it send it receive file (the other end) decode it save ...

Debug, debug and more debug (print values or in any other way). Put those in important places of your code. I am sure you will spot the issue. If not, then come back with a log. It was a simple error in which I placed the character's draw command in the update function. When I found out I felt real...

Hello, I'm doing the multiplayer part of my game and the way it works is a little difficult for me, the client and the server contain the "resources" folder but the server has this folder full, while the client has it empty, in this every time a client connects, the server would send the r...

hello again, I'm having a problem where my game character isn't appearing and everything seems very strange because the functions and files don't return any type of error :( . character draw code (humanModules.lua) function draw(p) local size = 3 copyBody = {} for i=1, 6 do table.insert(copyBody, p....

pgimeno wrote: ↑Thu Dec 26, 2024 2:14 am Hello, welcome to the forums!

table.sort is designed to work on sequences (tables with numeric indices), and you're using pairs() to iterate it, which suggests it's either not a sequence, or you should be using ipairs() instead.

oh, I understand now, I didn't know that

I'm developing a game and the character is divided into parts and I'm trying to make a code that makes the sprites not messed up when the character rotates using table.sort, the problem is that with or without this function it remains messy :shock: part of the code that SHOULD fix the order of the s...