I usually just lurk around, try some games without saying anything, but I had to login just for this game, because I have to express how awesome this game is. This games needs to be a full game!

Hi Inny, The problem is not with distributing the game, the problem is I can't compile Love 0.9 with LuaJIT to use it myself. I remember wasting several hours trying to compile Love 0.8 too. In Love 0.9 situation is even worse though, because currently I can't compile even with standard Lua distribu...

Hi guys, I'm wondering how hard would it be to distribute statically linked binaries(with LuaJIT) for 32bit and 64bit Linux. I'm having a lot of problems compiling Love 0.9 with LuaJIT(I also had a lot of problems with previous version but somehow managed it). Or can anyone at least link everything ...

Hello everyone,

It should be possible to use Löve2D as a C++ library, but I was wondering if anyone else here has tried that, and if so, how was your experience? I'm also looking for code examples for setting callbacks and main loop etc.

Any helps would be appreciated ..

Hi all, I wrote a library that enables C++ containers to be used in Lua interpreters, which means this is also works for Love2D (see tests folder in github repo). You can see the library here: https://github.com/osa1/lcl And here's a blog post about it: http://osa1.net/posts/2013-06-08-lcl-and-one-d...

Do you have any plans on adding love.physics module? I think we can implement it using this https://code.google.com/p/box2d-html5/ or any other good physics engines.

I can help for implementation.

I use vim, with the comments turned on. Once you get comfortable with vim movement commands, moving around from one function to the next is fast. That said, getting used to vim is a huge investment in time.

Heh. I'm a vim user too, here's my config: https://github.com/osa1/rcbackup

Thant's really helpful, thanks!

What editor/IDE are you using that have comment hiding ? Or are you programming with that huge blocks of comments ?

I realized that, one of the reasons I'm using luv.js is that it's simple and small, so that I can dive into the source and understand what's happening quickly(on a side note: I really hate literal programs, my editor doesn't have comment hiding option). My game's drawing parts are simple and no inpu...

I'm using (g)Vim since the day I started programming(which was ~3 years ago), and now I can't type with anything else