Eamonn wrote:I wanted to make a game in another language because I wanted to practice my coding skills. I like Lua, but I also like Java. So is it a bad thing I want to use another language...?
No! of course not,sorry
Don't worry about it! I recently heard about Snayke, which seems AWESOME! It's commercial, and I didn't think commercial games were possible in LÖVE. I didn't think the engine was powerful enough yet. Well I suppose it uses SDL, which that on it's own is powerful. So I guess that would mean LÖVE is just as powerful(if not more powerful) then SDL. PyGame is a great set of SDL wrappers for Python, and Unity of Command is a $20 game made in it. That shows how powerful Python/PyGame(Basically Python SDL) is, so why can't LÖVE be as powerful either?
I'm going back to the basics of LÖVE, and I want to make a platformer really bad in LÖVE. I feel like a n00b without making one lol.
of course not,sorry
I recently heard about Snayke, which seems AWESOME! It's commercial, and I didn't think commercial games were possible in LÖVE. I didn't think the engine was powerful enough yet. Well I suppose it uses SDL, which that on it's own is powerful. So I guess that would mean LÖVE is just as powerful(if not more powerful) then SDL. PyGame is a great set of SDL wrappers for Python, and Unity of Command is a $20 game made in it. That shows how powerful Python/PyGame(Basically Python SDL) is, so why can't LÖVE be as powerful either?
