Jack5500 wrote:I like them, can you provide them as svg or any other vector format?

https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/commits ... 224e5160d5

blorbin wrote:If you were to make these a .ico file i would manualy change it

https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/commits ... 204bcdd191

I vote against Discourse. It's nigh unusable. I cannot figure out what problem it exists to solve other than to make my phone into a hand warmer.

Oh wow! Great work Tanner.

What I did for static JSON data was load it with dkjson into a Lua table, then serialize the table with Serpent (or any decent Lua serialization library) and finally write that resulting string to a new file. Basically compiling JSON to Lua tables ahead of time.

This is a strange error.

I tried replicating on my machine but no success. Do either of you have a complete example I can test?

no. Love doesn't store that information. You should store the x,y, width, and height yourself. local rects = {} function love.load() table.insert(rects, {x=100,y=100,w=200,h=50}) for i=1,10 do -- let's add 10 random rectangles table.insert(rects, {x=math.random(0,600),y=math.random(0,480),w=32,h=32}...

For the later file, the default build is Lua (which evidently isn't on your system path). On Windows you need to have: 1) Love on your system path. 2) Use the command palette (ctrl+shift+p), type "l2d" and press enter. That's my regular flow, I didn't want to change it. You can though! It'...

greatest advance in penis-drawing since the invention of cave paintings.

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You could have a __type metamethod and then override the default type() function to call the metamethod if it has it, or otherwise call the old type function if it doesn't.