Thank you!

1: I've used the search function! I've found interesting results but none quite what I'm looking for. 2: Likewise both the love2d wiki tutorials and the Lua reference manual and tutorials (and I have a hardcopy of the 5.1 Progamming in Lua book to boot) 3: I'm sure I am overthinking this and making ...

So since apparently it's a .8.0 thing, is there a way to set up something in OSX to restore this functionality? Automator script or folder action or something? (I am not an OSX power user, obviously)

I recently upgraded to Mountain Lion from Snow Leopard (10.6 to 10.8) and have gotten back into love2d/Lua programming. What I remember doing - and what my old project files seem to back up - is that I used to be able to simply add a .love extension to a folder, and it became love-executable (no nee...

It's an https connection, but something must be wrong on the server end. Known issue?

bartbes: duhhh. Thanks. This was just sample code from the linked tutorial so it's not mine, so hopefully the person will see this and make the update.

Ah! So I did. I always do that for some reason. -.- Actual error is:

main.lua:12: Incorrect parameter type: expected userdata.

Line 12 is the love.graphics.draw line

So here's a question. In the basics/loops, there are these two blocks of sample code. It seems like if you put them into a main.lua file it should run, but it doesn't; love spits out an error. function love.load() MyGlobalTable = { { 'Stuff inside a sub-table', 'More stuff inside a sub-table' }, { '...

konsumer: you'll want to check how your code is reading keypresses. if you're walking one direction, then press another key simultaneously and keep holding both, he'll start going the new direction.. but when you let go of one of them, weird things happen. examples: hold left, then press and hold do...

kikito: the code I am using is exactly what's here . bartbes: that was sort of my assumption but I'm still learning Lua and I can't parse the draw_map() function in the tutorial to really know how it's doing what it's doing. Thus my request that someone take a look at the tutorial, using the sample ...