#OBEY

I am trying to write a program that allows the user to create custom NPCs with custom AI. In the program they will be able to create custom code, save it as a preset it they like (to a file in the save directory) then apply it to the NPC. My question is how would I take code from a file, e.g. if ar...

I am trying to write a program that allows the user to create custom NPCs with custom AI. In the program they will be able to create custom code, save it as a preset it they like (to a file in the save directory) then apply it to the NPC. My question is how would I take code from a file, e.g. if arg...

Is it possible to build for Mac and Linux using Windows? If so, how?

I found the problem. I was expecting "love.filesystem.mkdir()" to return false if the folder already existed. I will need to use "love.filesystem.exists()" for that.

Thanks so much!

I'm noticing that when I try to concatenate a string to this, it doesn't work print("1st run: " ..(initialRun and "Yes" or "No")) Without the parentheses, an error is thrown for string to boolean concatenation With the parentheses, initialRun returns TRUE no matter what.

In Objective-C I could take something like

if (foo){
print("true");
}else{
print("false");
}

and turn it into

print( (foo?"true":"false") );

Does Lua have anything similar to this?

Great art style
Fun gameplay
Enjoyable music

Nice work!