So, as many of those of you who hang out in #love know, Volley Brawl is now for sale in the Ubuntu Software Center as one of 7 commercial games in there. Congratulations! I wish you luck! Your success will mean more love users and developers ;) Buying it through there gives you access to a .love fi...

headchant wrote:However, feedback and improvement suggestions are highly appreciated.

Error: ./vstruct/common.lua:11: cannot dump functions

Probably because I use love compiled with luajit.

That surely does the trick. After a couple of tests -just checking the memory usage with collectgarbage(count)-, it seems there's actually no memory tradeoff in using collectgarbage() every step, even with a full collect . So, any caveats about just doing so? In theory garbage collector should coll...

Clearly a memory leak somewhere I'm pretty sure there's no memory leak, it's just the way Lua handles user data. Youare right in the sense you have described. It is a "leak" from the lua point of view. The "workaround" is to put collectgarbage("step") or collectgarbage...

hi, same happened on my computer... after 1001 cycles the program crashes. In my process manager I could see, that love is eating all of my memory until the crash. Same for me - at about 1500 I get love crash, and top shows it gets almost 3GB of RAM. Clearly a memory leak somewhere (maybe in underl...

But, are you really sure you want to be playing a game that refuses dt in favor of that assumption? :huh: I know I wouldn't. BTW, how does everyone tell Löve to ignore the max FPS anyway? I've never been able to get my projects to break past 60FPS. It caps it there. (The vsync option doesn't seem t...

Hey guys, I'm wondering how I would go about converting this BASIC code to LUA.. What's getting me is the "field X[4] and "en:enemy = new enemy". I've been looking at code from the people on this forum, but couldn't find anything like this; I really should read Programming in Lua. Bu...

This scales properly: love.graphics.oldPrint = love.graphics.print function love.draw() love.graphics.scale(2, 2) love.graphics.print("Hardcore LOVE", 1, 1) end function love.graphics.print(text, x, y) love.graphics.oldPrint(text, x, y) end This doesn't (only the position of love.graphics...

What about a compromise, then: If a Love game tries to use io.popen or other potentially-malicious functions (which aren't often used in games), Love pops up a message warning the user about what the function does, and asking if it should be executed or not. May I propose something simpler? If love...

I was checking out the Lua documentation, and noticed a little function called io.popen. What it does is execute a specified program. I checked, and io.popen is available in Love 0.7. I think it should be blocked - Love games have no need to execute other programs. Amongst other uses, someone could...