I have created a small bash script that zips a game as a love package, sends it to the device, and starts the app with that file (which has been made possible quite recently, thanks for that!). You can download it here: https://gist.github.com/opatut/9080543 wget -O love-android-package https://gist...

I even tried copying the metatable from a love.File to my file userdata - but well, that is not allowed from Lua: http://lua-users.org/lists/lua-l/2004-06/msg00647.html I will try to solve it by copying the file to my ~/.local/share/love/ directory via io, then loading it via PhysFS... hope that wor...

Thanks. Problem is, who do I get that FileData through the Decoder and SoundData into the SoundSource? The Decoder won't accept userdata, only filenames or Löve files. And love's FileData is not a 'File' object. I thought I could do this: io.open -> love.FileData -> love.File -> love.audio.Decoder -...

Hey guys, I am making a framework where people can build custom audio visualizers in Löve. I want them to be able to load up their own audio file, i.e. run love visualove.love /path/to/audio/file.mp3 and have it played. It seems like love.filesystem does not support absolute paths, neither did I fin...

Thanks. It did the trick

Oh my god, thank you. I completely forgot that I could do the collision detection stuff with the old-style AABBs (which all my entites provide anyway) instead of using the love.physics Contact object... This is probably far easier to understand and implement than using Normals, Velocities and stuff....

So I am making a physics puzzle game where there are some tiny characters that move around. The plan is to make them move at a specific speed on the ground (say 10px/s) and react to collisions with walls and other objects. And I want them to change the direction (left <-> right) when they hit a wall...