Jasoco wrote:Really? I use it to set the title to add the FPS every frame and I get no slowdown at all.

I never heard about this problem

SneakySnake wrote:Please don't set the window title every frame! It can be a real performance killer on some systems.
On my system, it causes 100% cpu utilization and I can't even reach a decent FPS.

OK, sorry about that. I will fix this.

EDIT: Fixed

Positive07 wrote:I liked this game a lot but I found that if you hold down since the beginning you can score multiple points in a row... doesn't work always but it happens

That's true, that's why you have the option to amp up the difficulty.

Hi! I made this little game as kind of a refresher of memory, I guess. Haven't programmed in a while so I set myself a challenge. Well after a day, here it is. Ping ! It's like Pong, except you control the ball . The controls are up arrow, and down arrow. They control the ball's height, and that's a...

murks wrote:I can't tell you how ubuntu does this, but apparently ubuntu uses the file command to detect the type of file, so it sees the .love file as a zip file, and that's why it opens the archive manager. Just read up on how to do the file association stuff for your version of ubuntu.

Ok thank you, cheers

I've never had that problem on Ubuntu, but you can always try to run it from the terminal. Open a terminal, navigate to the folder containing the .love (or move the .love to your home forlder) and type love epicgamename.love If that works, then at least you know Löve is installed correctly. Yeah, t...

Hi! I have a small problem running love files. I installed love and all, but when I open a love file it just opens Archive Manager. Love even changed the little icon from a box to the LÖVE logo, so I'm not sure what I'm missing.

Also, I can't use 'Open With' because Love isn't on the program list.

Alright, thank you.

HugoBDesigner wrote:Adding to the subject, is there a way to "hide" these files too (like putting them inside the .exe or something)? I feel like it is a bit "full of files" sometimes, and it's not good-looking when sharing the final result of a game...

Yeah, this is pretty much what I want to know.

bartbes wrote:No. But I also doubt there's 8.

Aren't these all needed?