The easiest way to share games on android is still to give people the .love zip file of your project and have them open it with the generic love for android application from the love site. This may not work on every phone, but it still works with the most recent android. The only caveat is that they...

I put this together to give to my dad this year. You click on it and it makes basic firework effects, and the text pops up. I'm going to tell him that it took a lot longer than a few hours to make.

Edit: I made the fireworks prettier.
Edit: I made the text sparkly. This took way too long.

I used to have a t-shirt that said, "Making games is more fun than playing them."

Yet Another Word Guessing Clone I got bored with my other projects, so I banged together another rip-off of that over-hyped word game to play on my phone. This was a lot easier to do in love than in godot, which surprised me a bit. It's very bare-bones. The target word changes every hour, on the hou...

UnixRoot wrote: ↑Sun Jun 04, 2023 4:18 pm I love the look of real 8-Bit palette rendering

That looks great -- very immersive.

I'm still working on simple stuff... slowly.

If I understand you, the easiest way would be to set a global variable (just don't use local...) to a default value wherever you think is appropriate, and set and read it from anywhere.

This displays a when (http://www.lightandmatter.com/when/when.html) calendar on android. It's probably not useful if you've never heard of when , but you might be interested in the source code. I put in a tokenizer that doesn't use regular expressions, and the calendar math is done in reverse-polish...

This is just a peculiar bunnymark. I've been using it to figure out the best graphic settings for my android phone, and to get back into love. Instead of adding bunnies automatically, you click/tap to add 500 at a time.

I'd rather just use Python if plain Lua was all that was available. Not me. I'd prefer lua over python every time if everything else was equal. Unfortunately, python's standard library is so much better (than dealing with dozens of fragmented lua libraries) that I end up using python anyway. I used...

I can see why it went over well -- very nice.