He means that the code can be "adapted" or used to run and download other love versions's games (I don't think I got that right but I guess it's understandable). Of course most of the code has to be translated to the new love's API, but even then it's usable.davisdude wrote:My bad. Last time I tried running it with 0.9.0 it threw up a bunch of errors.josefnpat wrote:Please do some research before saying such things. https://github.com/josefnpat/vapor/issues/81 Vapor was designed from the ground up with 0.7.2, 0.8.0 and 0.9.0 + being available. It just needs someone to do that.
Also in the games.json you have to specify your love version thought currently 0.8 is the only supported one.
We just need to give vapor more support and a better uploading interface and we are done.
I'll try to help you josefnpat thought I don't really know how to support both versions at the same time... I'm thinking about a .love file that can run .love files maybe but I guess that is a little bit difficult