Unfortunately i have had very little experience with shaders as of yet, but i think that they could be of use to you in this regard. consider your enemy sprites having a set number of unique colors (rgb triplets), let's say 16. Then, you make a fragment shader (working on pixels) that gets an extern...

Use love.graphics.setColor( r, g, b ), you will have to call this function before you change the color of something. He asked about the background color of a text, which you can't set by default, but you can write a quick and dirty wrapper: (untested, but should work) function drawBgText(text,x,y,f...

The problem is that they are separately defined tables. It will return true if you do:

That tutorial is mixing the C api part with the lua part in, as far as i see it. (since it assumes you writing the c part of your code as well; with love, that's a bit moot) And if you want callback functions in lua , then you do it the usual way: function callback(params) --... end -- or callback =...

you only need to use commas (,) if you put your members into the table definition, not do it externally. Let me show you what i mean: Table = { v1 = 5, v2 = 'h', -- etc... } vs. Table = {} v1 = 5 v2 = 'h' -- etc Basically, to the parser, it seemed that you tried to do screen.x = 4, screen.y so it tr...

The reason is that reasonably, most reasonable OSes have unzipping utilities installed by default, whereas rar is (i think) proprietary (the compressor part at least, but still, some os-es don't give you unrar out-of-the-box), and 7z needs its own decompressor that's not included on most OS-es by de...

they are both false in a sense, but you can indeed test explicitly if the return value is nil, or not (Rudimentary ternary logic ftw )

It does support plain ZIPs as well.

agreed, i did not actually state that he should set console to false, just that i wasn't sure whether window was needed for the console window or not; guess not then!

or you could do t.window = false in your conf, so it's not even initialized... OR even better, just set the window module to false, so it's not even loaded. (i -think- it's not needed for a console on win, and on other OSes, it interfaces with the proper console anyway)