Simple python script which creates a nice programming environment and file structure to work with.

Requires Python 2.7

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Huh, that's an odd way to handle it, but certainty correct and tested.

In http://www.love2d.org/wiki/Game_Distribution , the wiki states that to create a .exe out of a .love file, you run the line "copy /b love.exe+game.love game.exe" in the command line.

What exactly is "copy /b love.exe+game.love game.exe" doing to produce an executable?

bartbes wrote:There's been some known issues with folder having the same name as the executable

Upon renaming the binary to asdfghjkl, nothing has changed.

bartbes wrote:if not, are you sure your .love is packaged correctly?

The .love file runs correctly.

I'd advise against distributing games on linux that way. The biggest problem you'd encounter is that the version you built the game on (say Ubuntu 12.04) almost certainly wouldn't run on Fedora or Arch, or even Ubuntu 11.10. It'd be similar to how things made for Windows7 probably wouldn't run on W...

No linux OS can use the canvas, to my knowledge.

I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 and as soon as the canvas is used, I will get an error, same for Fedora and Lindows. On Windows, I have no trouble.

Build.sh #!/bin/bash zip -r ${PWD##*/}.love *.png *.lua Package.sh #!/bin/bash cat /usr/bin/love ${PWD##*/}.love > ${PWD##*/} && chmod +x ${PWD##*/} main.lua require "TLpath" require "TLfrez" function love.draw() love.graphics.print("Hello World", 0, 0) TLfres.t...