No, it actually says love.filesystem.open failed This doesn't make sense to me because when I ran that same line without the contained assertion stderr.txt didn't give me an error (this could just be some weird case of lua not noticing an error or something). Thanks for the tip about assert(), thou...

When I try to save running the code I posted before, I don't get an stderr.txt (and I don't have an stdout.txt at all). However, if I change it to something like this: local SaveGame = love.filesystem.newFile( "save.lua", love.file_write ) assert(love.filesystem.open(SaveGame),assert(print...

Just want to chime in and say I'm on windows too and I have the same problem. If I run local SaveGame = love.filesystem.newFile( "save.lua", love.file_write ) assert(love.filesystem.open(SaveGame),love.system.exit()) love.filesystem.write(SaveGame, "yeah") it exits, so the file's...

sorry, my post was directed at qubodup, I didn't get what was funny, it all seemed fairly straightforward.

wut?

Thanks alot, I didn't know about the half pixel thing, but that fixed it.

Sorry if this was brought up before, but does anyone else have this problem? If I change the x and y of a graphic using just a number the image looks fine, but if I multiply by delta time I get a blurring (like bad anti-aliasing) and the cx and cy of subsprites seems to want to change slightly (I'll...

A static image is exactly what I'm aiming at, I was just referencing the animation function because it already turns your sprite sheet into a grid and iterates through it for you. Essentially I'm asking what is an efficient way to do that for static images. Thanks for the link though, that clears up...

Hi all, I've been working with love for about a week now and I'm really enjoying it. I'm new to Lua (though I have a background in php and ruby, neither of which are too different) so I have some questions about how to go about organizing tiles that may pertain to Love or Lua or just the process at ...