You're mixing FrameEnabled (without 's') and FramesEnabled (with 's'). But the cause of the error is that you initialize FrameEnabled like this: FrameEnabled = {FramesWalkingUp[FrameIndex], FramesWalkingDown[FrameIndex], FramesWalkingRight[FrameIndex], FramesWalkingLeft[FrameIndex]} That's indeed a ...

That's right. See if that solves anything.

Oh you didn't mention that before did you?

Maybe the issue is that you're not releasing the previous image (Object:release) and there are too many in RAM or VRAM waiting to be garbage-collected?

Thanks for the heads up, I don't actively use macOS, so I didn't quite realize that issue with the threads (truth be told, the threading is some ancient legacy code that could use an overhaul). I was turning JIT off on MacOS on the main thread, due to some potential luajit issues . Will look at add...

My first suspicion would be the saved JPEG file, Have you checked if the JPEG loads fine in isolation?

I am definitely not a fan of the genre, but it looked impressive to me either way. So much so that I mentioned it to a friend, and he bought it to run it on his Mac. He showed it to me; one problem was that the resource loading was very slow, so I took a look at the code. I found out that you're usi...

I haven't looked into lua-enet, but if that timeout is what I think it is (i.e. internally passed to a select() call) then it's intended for pausing the thread until either something is received, or the timeout expires, whichever comes first. It's useful in the case of a multithreaded application wi...

Would this help?

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I said:

pgimeno wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 12:07 am You can replace them all at once, by overriding the default pairs() function with this one:

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function pairs(t)
  return next, t, nil
end

Alas, that won't work. You need a different name, otherwise it compiles to the same thing.

I believe he meant: can be replaced with: You can replace them all at once, by overriding the default pairs() function with this one: