Geany on Ubuntu.

Tenoch, that tip is very useful. I didn't realize that it was so simple to change the way the "execute" command works in Geany. It means I don't have to switch to a terminal every time I want to run my game!

I'm on Ubuntu, so I don't know how it transfers but I always run my love games through a terminal. I use the print method somewhere in my code and it writes the info to the terminal.

I've been using this implementation for my game and it works perfectly. It's very compact and very easy to use. Thanks for the link. The top part of this article shows how to do the same thing I was trying to do. I think I've got it figured out. It looks like it was a simple syntax error. I had: se...

I realize that this forum is full of topics full of how to use objects in lua + love, so at the risk of being redundant (but I do hope I'm not) here is my question: Has anyone had any luck using OOP in love as outlined here? http://www.lua.org/pil/16.html At a simple level it appears that I should b...

In Ubuntu: 1. Open a terminal and cd a directory with all of my love projects: cd '/home/username/Development/love' 2. Edit my .lua files in Geany and save them in a project directory: /home/username/Development/love/projectname/ 3. Use terminal to run the file: love projectname Much easier than dea...

I love the graphics. Did you make them? Welcome to the forum, enjoy working with love!

I had the same problem. You need to tell love to open the folder (not the file) of your project. I do it this way
1. Open terminal
2. Type "love "
3. Drag my project folder onto the terminal
4. Press "Enter" on my keyboard!