love.window.setTitle("Space Dodge")

googling for that name brings up several git repos and tutorials with that same name. Some use Pygame, some use Lua.
CopyGPT!

Sorry, I do not have the time to submit code. So I can only give some feedback. My laptop's resolution is 1366*768. Some libraries exist for the resolution problem, for example: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=92494 Usually it does not require a complete rewrite, just inserting a few lines...

Hi you should add version numbers to your filenames, otherwise it quickly gets confusing. Anyway, I tried the version from this post https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=258162#p258162 (I believe) and it instantly hangs up. (Program not responding, have to close it via task manager) In initiate...

You re-use the "tmp" variable multiple times for completely different things. tmp = load(file) -> fileContent = load(fileName) function getnewlines(array, offset) tmp = {} tmp[1] = 0 tmp[2] = offset -> local i = 0 local newlinesCount = 0 tmp = love.window.showMessageBox("Warning"...

I only quickly scrolled through your code, it seems you call newImage multiple times per frame. That is slow.

I just noticed that the builder now creates an installer, instead of an .exe that can be played directly.I
I would like an option to use the old way, just the .exe file.

Added "LÖVE Loader" launcher on Android for easier loading of .love files.

What is that? A separate tool? Or will Love2d display some selection menu instead of the "no game" screen?

Welcome
looks good from the videos
Before Love2d you used Pygame? Looking forward to more original games.

I am at frame 8000+ and everything seems normal so far.
This is with love 11.4 on Linux Mint.

Long time ago I made a tool for an online RTS game. It could be run while watching a replay: It collected some data and afterwards it created some graphics and statistics. (For example a heatmap where units were destroyed, how players had spent their resources, build orders) Eventually, I made a bot...