Hi. I just wanted to know if there is a way to make states of a pre existing game so I could load certain menus without going through others. I want to make a modification of Sharp Objects Panel-Attack: https://github.com/sharpobject/panel-attack&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjihZr8x_ThAhVrrVQKHeZ5B1sQFj...

I just found a weird graphical glitch that makes the cursor image change constantly
sadly my recording program just records in 30 fps and the glitch is in 60 fps. (But if you pay attention you can see the cursor contantly changing the state)

LOVE uses a lot of libraries with their own licenses, it's all in the license.txt file. You should also include your own license, for the game itself. That would normally be some sort of copyright EULA but I encourage you to use a permissive license, as you're not to gain (or lose) anything from do...

You simply copy the license.txt file into your game main folder, optionally you display this file during installation. Alternatively, you can display this file in-game in menu. Your game itself might have proprietary license but I suggest you distribute it under MIT. ARRIBA EL OPEN-SOURCE! But.. My...

Amazing!

test wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2019 2:07 pm im so sorry. how can i remove my thread

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I read something about putting the love license in the project main folder.
Can somebody give me a link or something to know what to do before publishing?

milon wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2019 6:18 pm Very cool! Best of luck to you, and keep us informed of how it's going!

Thanks!

So by that I mean how well does your game have to run (in terms of FPS) so you consider it stable enough to release? Do you test on real hardware or on VMs? I personally develop on an Fujitsu Lifebook 8410[1], running Linux with just the MESA drivers, but I barely test on Windows and Mac OS, since ...

Im actually doing that and releasing a game engine like gamemaker with rpg functionality Out of curiosity, how will your engine be different or better than gamemaker/rpgmaker/etc? I've seen a lot of engines - why create another? Not sarcasm or snarkiness here - I'm actually curious! ;) 1. Is free (...