That is not the effect I wanted, but thanks anyways. I don't want it to be a perfect circle, but rather be "blocky", and only have one shade per tile.

I have been thinking about something: an easy way to apply simple lighting to games. I was thinking about creating an emtpy ImageData, and filling it with a dark color, with a low alpha value. And loop through all of the tiles, and measure the distance from every light source, and then apply the cor...

Roland_Yonaba wrote: That basically has the same spirit as Ref's snippet, though.

Yeah... But for a Lua beginner, t might be easier to understand ó_ó

Actually, this would be the easiest, I think: conf.lua configTable = {} -- use any variable name function love.conf(t) t.screen.width = 800 t.screen.height = 600 t.title = "Test Window" configTable = t end main.lua function love.load() local screenWidth = configTable.screen.width -- access...

You could also just declare global variables in the conf.lua files, I think. It is possible, though, that LÖVE does not run the two files with the same Lua_state. Anyways, this is how you'd do it: -- conf.lua S_WIDTH, S_HEIGHT = 800, 600 S_TITLE = "Test Window" function love.conf(ct) ct.sc...

kikito wrote: It was the only one that ran on Linux. That was enough for me.

I have had MOAI running in my Linux environment. There are some helpful people in their IRC channel, that helped me set it up.

Are you perhaps danish?

I know that it sounded like whoring, but it was not meant to do that, at all. I was just trying to tell you, that I thought you overcomplicated it. I see that it easily looks like something else.

And that's the reason, that I didn't use string.dump

Anyway, do you like it?

Nice. But I think you over-complicated the table saving/loading WAAAAY too much. Look at this (at the bottom of the code), and see if you can figure out what I did...