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But I don't use socket.bind, I use tcp:bind(), which doesn't have that.

I see. I'll let the testers have a go at it. Thanks as always!

Update: Putting self.socket:setoption('reuseaddr', true) right before binding a socket will fix the problem.

Have you an up-to-date sample of code about using server/client LUBE ?

I edit the first post to link to:
TechnoCat's awesome introductory writeup

Great, Thanks!!

I'm also added the link directly in the LUBE and LUBE (Français) pages.

Hey, how would you separate multiple connections?
I'm having trouble making the server hold more than one player's x,y coordinates. any help is awesome

I'd love to see a barebones framework .love files showing exactly how to handle all the LUBE stuff. I can't figure out that Volleyball project because there's too much code in there I can't separate from the parts I need.

I'd want to start at the beginning. Connect to a server app. Send a variable or two and have it display on the other screen. Then work from there.

Bambo wrote:Hey, how would you separate multiple connections?

Well, you can create connection objects.

Jasoco wrote:I'd love to see a barebones framework .love files showing exactly how to handle all the LUBE stuff.

The OP links to a post in this thread that has that.

Hey im still having trouble with multiple people, I'm unsure on how i can store all their x,y coordinates then send them back?

Make every client have an unique id. Store player coordinates (and other stuff) in a big table with the id's as keys.