I would like to know if there is an alternate to .love on linux. so i don't have to release my sourcecode. Thanks!

So? Is anyone up for developing the game separately from the gamejam?

I think we could make something like you travel to different dreams, and helping them solve problems. EDIT: Well shit, we only have a day left. So unless so super leet programmers work 24/7 then we're fucked. Also, I can also help code. EDIT AGAIN: But we could take our time if we don't make it in t...

ok. so we have GFX. we need sounds and maybe? more coding people.

Yeah, I didn't expect a giant amount of people. We could just have a sign-up for roles. I obviously want to do it. So I'd be in. If you want to join then just reply. It's a first come first serve kind of thing. I think max amount in team should be 5 or 6. probably less but I have a friend who would ...

I hope this isn't in the wrong section but I had an idea. the rules state in this bacongamejam teams are allowed. http://bacongamejam.org/jams/bacongamejam-04/ So, I had the craziest idea ever. For us LOVERS to all team up together and obliterate the gamejam. We could either sync it by github or dro...

Sorry for posting this in the wrong section. Attached is the .love file.

I've encountered an error when adding the collision to my code. main.lua:52: attempt to call global 'CheckCollision' (a nil value) This is lines 52 onward. if CheckCollision(char_x, player_y, 25, 25, ex_x, ex_y, 25, 25) then -- Checks if player and the white rectangle are colliding, if that true -> ...

Hi "Lovers", I'm Mainly creating a topic for help with my games collison. I've been having trouble with a few collision detection libs but can't figure out how to use BoundingBox.lua. Can someone give me a rundown on what to do with it?

I'm trying to make it so my 'Hero' can move around on the ground, the green.