LÖVE

josefnpat wrote:Also, TechnoCat, to ammend to the rules: The .love file needs to be hosted on love2d.org, as I noticed in our test jam that some people linked old invalid dropboxes, or links to their website that no longer are valid.

Noted.

TechnoCat wrote: Submission must use LÖVE and run on OSX, Linux, and Windows

Hi there

I'm interested, but don't have access to either Linux or OSX systems to test on.

If I used nothing but 'vanilla' lua calls and the LOVE engine, can I assume that it'd work equally well on any of the above platforms?

TIA :-)

Short answer, Yes.

thelinx wrote:Short answer, Yes.

OK, ta. I shall give that a try.

ston wrote:

TechnoCat wrote: Submission must use LÖVE and run on OSX, Linux, and Windows

Hi there

I'm interested, but don't have access to either Linux or OSX systems to test on.

If I used nothing but 'vanilla' lua calls and the LOVE engine, can I assume that it'd work equally well on any of the above platforms?

TIA :-)

Don't worry too much about it. Just try to use LOVE calls, test your submission as a .love, and try not to do anything OS specific.
If it doesn't work on other OS's, you'll just get voted down from the other OS users.

Figured I'd revive this; I'm planning on entering and thought it would be more interesting to remind everybody of it.

timmeh42 wrote:Figured I'd revive this; I'm planning on entering and thought it would be more interesting to remind everybody of it.

Indeedly so.
I will not be entering myself because my project fell through. It got pretty far, but fell short with some poor design choices later on.

I'm Gonna enter!:D and I think a competition every couple of months or something, would be really good for Love, and the contestants, advertising both.

Your chances of winning are very high right now.

Well, my game's finished, and I just finished a mediokre 1:26 trailer. I haven't really tested it at all, and the GUI sucks....Defidently ready to enter!:D