It's a bit disappointing that you can add a preferred version to your game, but all it does is display a warning message; the game will still break even if it just calls a function that was merely renamed in the new release. That makes the version check a completely useless feature. With a little b...

Darlex wrote: ↑Sun Oct 21, 2018 11:19 am HOLY MOLY! THIS IS INCREDIBLE!

This is very outdated and unoptimized, I recommend this instead:
https://github.com/matiasah/shadows

What makes it worse is that Love2D is now officially completely backward incompatible with any games/soft released before 0.11. There are quite a few other changes that would break backwards incompatibility beyond just setColor. Said function is easy to redefine lua-side to use the old scheme, but ...

It seems that LÖVE has trouble running on Windows 10 with Update 1809 installed. ( this Thread describes it) Possible Solution: Use a Dev-Version. For me, this 32Bit-Dev-Version works without problems: https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/issues/1443/l-ve-fails-to-run-on-windows-update-1809#comment-4815...

Can you elaborate on "doesn't run"? Could you tell us if an error message pops up when you try to run it, or nothing at all? Literally nothing what do you mean specifically? A window that is just black? No window or anything at all? "Nothing" can mean a bunch of things. Furtherm...

A fix is in the works from what I read on the LÖVE discord

There's this: https://github.com/matiasah/shadows It is very similar to Lights vs. Shadows, there's some differences though: -It supports 11.x -It supports rooms, which is useful when making top down games -It doesn't support cone lights, only circles -It performs A LOT better, VRAM consumption is a...

I don't know how well the newer versions work on XP, but if they don't you can always go back to an older version that still had XP support.

Karamel wrote: ↑Wed Sep 05, 2018 11:20 pm Hi, I'm new to Love, I got the 11.1 version, when I open Love the no-game screen is only white, and an example do not work. I use Win 10.

Try updating your graphics card drivers

This is entirely subjective, but I think the best option is using Tiled (http://www.mapeditor.org/). It entirely depends on what you want to do and how complex your game is, for really complicated projects I'd recommend tiled. But if you are doing a simple platformer making your own might be a bette...