LÖVE

Robin wrote:Looks interesting. It's a bit CPU-intensive for my machine.

haha, box2d simulation of things is pretty tough.

yeah, so wondering if I should nix the physics system and write a simplified game physics handler.

Robin wrote:It might work as .love if you change all those require "yale/util" etc. to require "yale.util".

everything was "*.*" before I changed it to "*/*" in an attempt to fix things. :/

In PÄSSION, I had to put the complete file path (including extension) and used /:

I believe this was a bug in LÖVE. When was it fixed..? Can't remember.

cag, what version of LÖVE are you using?

No, no, no, if you guys would've just checked the file.. the problem is that there are both the yale dir and yale.lua.

bartbes wrote:No, no, no, if you guys would've just checked the file.. the problem is that there are both the yale dir and yale.lua.

I skipped the file and just read the comments.

bartbes wrote:No, no, no, if you guys would've just checked the file.. the problem is that there are both the yale dir and yale.lua.

Thanks man, that was it. I used that as a way to make possible something like require "yale", since the init.lua in folder method was broken. That was before I decided to go totally modular, so I guess I just forgot about the file.

Here is a fix'd version for now. I reverted stuff back to the old requiring and took out yale.lua.

cag wrote:Hoorah.

I'll second that, it's sweet, swift and smooth ; neat, nifty and ... nooth?

cag wrote:The code is somewhat messy but WTFPL, ...

Feel free to switch to its Romantic cousin (see my signature). I'm actively recruting users ATM!

The Romantic Public License looks cool, but it would be nice to have a plainer version of it (called the Easily Readable WTF License).

Luiji wrote:The Romantic Public License looks cool, but it would be nice to have a plainer version of it (called the Easily Readable WTF License).

Seriously, why not just use CC0?