Snayke - Out now! Version 1.1, soundtrack available

[semihmasat]

soo beatifull.

[Java]

Could you maybe post the source?
that would be awesome, atleast the first version because i want to try and understand how you did the network play.

Other words, nice game!

[killer64]

Could you maybe post the source?
that would be awesome, atleast the first version because i want to try and understand how you did the network play.
Other words, nice game!

obiously you dont know how love works
its a .zip file renamed to .love
and for networking it uses the LUBE plugin

[slime]

Actually I'm using e-net for networking, but the current version doesn't have working online play.

[killer64]

crashed on starting a game, yes im using 0.8

EDIT: removed the funtion at line 643 in snayke.lua and it worked
i think its missing a little glow now but i dont care about that

[slime]

Try updating your version of 0.8.0, spritebatch:getImage() was added fairly recently (a few months ago).

[semihmasat]

can you post this game with full build.

if i update löve, my project is not going to work stable.

[thelinx]

Maybe you should make your project work with the current build, instead of relying on out-dated, never released code.
You're gonna have to do it sooner or later.

[killer64]

Try updating your version of 0.8.0, spritebatch:getImage() was added fairly recently (a few months ago).

lawl i havent even found mari0 until a few weeks ago, im pretty sure its the latest version, have YOU tried downloading the latest version?
EDIT: Woah, i downloaded a previous version (19-Feb-2012 02:12) and it worked fine!
looks like you will either beg them to put the function back in or just find another way to do it

Maybe you should make your project work with the current build, instead of relying on out-dated, never released code.
You're gonna have to do it sooner or later.

it isnt outdated its just unstable with alot of projects atm

[thelinx]

You're using 0.8.0 code that was NEVER RELEASED. In-development builds are DEFINITELY GOING TO CHANGE A LOT.

It's your own fault for building your long-term project on sandy ground.