Pardon please. I was unclear once more.Kudomiku wrote:License? BTW, LÖVE uses Lua and Lua is an interpreted language and compiled at run-time so it is open-source. So, yes, I did include the source actually; and, no license was specified so it is free to use, modify, and redistribute providing that I am credited and that is out of respect and not force.
Thanks, i deleted all the resolution lines and the one for fsaa and it is working now.Kudomiku wrote:Maybe because it is set to run at fullscreen at 1024x768?
I don't like you, no offense or anything, you just seem like we aren't going to get on in the future.qubodup wrote:Pardon please. I was unclear once more.Kudomiku wrote:License? BTW, LÖVE uses Lua and Lua is an interpreted language and compiled at run-time so it is open-source. So, yes, I did include the source actually; and, no license was specified so it is free to use, modify, and redistribute providing that I am credited and that is out of respect and not force.
I was referring to the image source (lossless image, for example png or svg or bmp).
Oh, I think you have an incorrect understanding of how licensing works. If you don't specify a license, then you automatically own all copyright and give no right to anyone to do anything. You don't have to put "copyright by me" on stuff so that it is copyrighted.
For better info on this topic, I recommend section one of 10 Big Myths about copyright explained
That's Conna. So yes.Dvondrake wrote:Everything is a lot like GMod Lua--Are you from Facepunch? :p
It is not quite clear if something can be released to public domain. According to wikipedia:
It is commonly believed by non-lawyers that it is impossible to put a work into the public domain. Although copyright law generally does not provide any statutory means to "abandon" copyright so that a work can enter the public domain, this does not mean that it is impossible or even difficult, only that the law is somewhat unclear.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain#CopyrightAlthough there is support in the statutes for allowing work to be dedicated to the public domain, there cannot be an unlimited right to dedicate work to the public domain because of a quirk of U.S. copyright law which grants the author of a work the right to cancel "the exclusive or nonexclusive grant of a transfer or license of copyright or of any right under a copyright" thirty-five years later, unless the work was originally a work for hire.
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[Phase 5]
* Removed useless drawLaser and drawMode.
* Removed prop_bullet example entity.
* Removed all of the tutorial junk.
* Added a game folder.
* Added timer library.