config.lua is being ignored

[somebodyelse]

I am trying to use a conf.lua file for my game as described on this page: http://www.love2d.org/wiki/Config_Files

The entire file seems to be ignored. The Window Title does not change, nothing changes. The code I'm using is:

config.lua:

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function love.conf(t)
    t.identity = nil                   -- The name of the save directory (string)
    t.version = "0.9.0"                -- The LÖVE version this game was made for (string)
    t.console = false                  -- Attach a console (boolean, Windows only)

    t.window.title = "Collision Test"        -- The window title (string)
    t.window.icon = nil                -- Filepath to an image to use as the window's icon (string)
    t.window.width = 800               -- The window width (number)
    t.window.height = 600              -- The window height (number)
    t.window.borderless = false        -- Remove all border visuals from the window (boolean)
    t.window.resizable = false         -- Let the window be user-resizable (boolean)
    t.window.minwidth = 1              -- Minimum window width if the window is resizable (number)
    t.window.minheight = 1             -- Minimum window height if the window is resizable (number)
    t.window.fullscreen = false        -- Enable fullscreen (boolean)
    t.window.fullscreentype = "normal" -- Standard fullscreen or desktop fullscreen mode (string)
    t.window.vsync = true              -- Enable vertical sync (boolean)
    t.window.fsaa = 0                  -- The number of samples to use with multi-sampled antialiasing (number)
    t.window.display = 1               -- Index of the monitor to show the window in (number)
    t.window.highdpi = false           -- Enable high-dpi mode for the window on a Retina display (boolean). Added in 0.9.1
    t.window.srgb = false              -- Enable sRGB gamma correction when drawing to the screen (boolean). Added in 0.9.1

    t.modules.audio = true             -- Enable the audio module (boolean)
    t.modules.event = true             -- Enable the event module (boolean)
    t.modules.graphics = true          -- Enable the graphics module (boolean)
    t.modules.image = true             -- Enable the image module (boolean)
    t.modules.joystick = true          -- Enable the joystick module (boolean)
    t.modules.keyboard = true          -- Enable the keyboard module (boolean)
    t.modules.math = true              -- Enable the math module (boolean)
    t.modules.mouse = true             -- Enable the mouse module (boolean)
    t.modules.physics = true           -- Enable the physics module (boolean)
    t.modules.sound = true             -- Enable the sound module (boolean)
    t.modules.system = true            -- Enable the system module (boolean)
    t.modules.timer = true             -- Enable the timer module (boolean)
    t.modules.window = true            -- Enable the window module (boolean)
end

Not sure what I'm doing wrong, but does anybody have any ideas why it's not working? How can I get the config file to work? I am using Love 0.9.0.

[slime]

The file should be named 'conf.lua'.

[somebodyelse]

The file should be named 'conf.lua'.

It is

[bartbes]

Except you keep calling it config.lua. Also make sure that it's right next to main.lua, and nowhere else.

[somebodyelse]

Except you keep calling it config.lua. Also make sure that it's right next to main.lua, and nowhere else.

Sorry about that, in the actual filename it is conf.lua. I kept calling it config.lua because it's a config-uration file :-/ And it's in the root directory, right next to main.lua. I managed to sort this out, though. Turns our I was missing

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require("conf.lua")

at the top of my main.lua file.

[Jeeper]

Except you keep calling it config.lua. Also make sure that it's right next to main.lua, and nowhere else.

Sorry about that, in the actual filename it is conf.lua. I kept calling it config.lua because it's a config-uration file :-/ And it's in the root directory, right next to main.lua. I managed to sort this out, though. Turns our I was missing

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require("conf.lua")

at the top of my main.lua file.

That is very odd, I have never had to "require" my conf file before.

Also a tip for the future, if you post a .love it is much easier for us to help you. 99% of the time people can not give enough information as they do not know why their program is not working.

[slime]

Except you keep calling it config.lua. Also make sure that it's right next to main.lua, and nowhere else.

Sorry about that, in the actual filename it is conf.lua. I kept calling it config.lua because it's a config-uration file :-/ And it's in the root directory, right next to main.lua. I managed to sort this out, though. Turns our I was missing

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require("conf.lua")

at the top of my main.lua file.

If the file is named conf.lua and it has a function named love.conf as defined in the [wiki]Config Files[/wiki] wiki page, then it will get executed automatically by LÖVE before main.lua is loaded. Requiring it from main.lua won't actually do anything because the love.conf function is only called by LÖVE before main.lua is loaded.

[also the require syntax for that should be require("conf"), otherwise it'll error.]

[bartbes]

[also the require syntax for that should be require("conf"), otherwise it'll error.]

Unless you're using an ancient version of love, maybe?

[Automatik]

His version is 0.9.0:

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function love.conf(t)
    t.identity = nil                   -- The name of the save directory (string)
    t.version = "0.9.0"                -- The LÖVE version this game was made for (string)
    [etc.]

[slime]

He's using 0.9's love.conf template at least, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's being run using LÖVE 0.9.0 - I hope so though!