Downgrading to LOVE_for_android_0.9.1b.apk solved that problem for me.

I downloaded LOVE_for_android_nightly_2015-02-16_d6f1d8bd.apk, installed it after giving the phone permission to install non-Google software, but when I try to run it, almost immediately the message "The application LÖVE for Android (process.org.love2d.android) has stopped unexpectedly. Please ...

I'm missing the encapsulation and data hiding support of other programming languages You do these in Lua via proxy tables. Private items, read-only items, counting accesses to an item, etc. It's an advanced topic, and I'm not even going to try explaining it. You're obviously an experienced programm...

negester wrote:Here is a patch.

Here it really is.

vrld wrote:[
So no, bytecode is not portable. Worse, it isn't even properly defined, so luajit may have a different implementation than vanilla Lua.
Don't use it.

You've presuaded me. Here is a patch. Unzip in the directory where the original game package was unzipped. Happy peeking!

Error: [string "main.lua"]:247: Syntax error: legal.luac: cannot load incompatible bytecode So you are using bytecode... That is not very portable, so I am out of the chance to try it :( I did not realize that Löve does not actually embed Lua from source. Way I understand the Lua docs, by...

Like the Towlr games, this one does not say what the purpose of the game is. Unlike them, the title offers an admittedly cryptic hint, and the game involves numbers. Even after you have discovered the purpose, the game itself is quite challenging, and punishes lapses of concentration mercilessly. I ...

You know what I mean. When you hit it, game sounds stop instantly and the game vanishes from your screen. Not necessary to display the old bogus spreadsheet: your desktop, apart from the love2d game, looks absolutely kosher, surely. Hitting your window manager's iconify button hides the screen, but ...

This is my first post. I'm an experienced Lua programmer but a Löve newbie. 1. Wish list item: getting and setting the shape of the mouse cursor. 2. Given a fair number of polygon-shaped objects, maybe overlapping, inside which of these is the mouse cursor? Any better way than just searching through...