LÖVE-MoonScript
Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2022 2:08 pm
Hello, everyone!
Long time no post (I was getting my hands dirty with Unity and Godot). I'm back to the awesomest engine out there, and I have a project to share with you.
Have you heard of MoonScript before? If so, you should be excited. If not, you really should take a look at it. Great syntax, killer class support, list comprehensions, and more. This post is to let anyone interested in using MoonScript with LÖVE know that there is a LÖVE fork with native MoonScript support.
What exactly does "native MoonScript support for LÖVE" mean? It means you can use MoonScript files seamlessly via a custom package loader that uses love.filesystem. You can even have a main.moon instead of a main.lua.
How do you get started with this? Well, you are welcome to compile the source by yourself, but I included 64-bit Windows binaries as an attachment to this post.
Start with a hello world:
Happy coding!
Long time no post (I was getting my hands dirty with Unity and Godot). I'm back to the awesomest engine out there, and I have a project to share with you.
Have you heard of MoonScript before? If so, you should be excited. If not, you really should take a look at it. Great syntax, killer class support, list comprehensions, and more. This post is to let anyone interested in using MoonScript with LÖVE know that there is a LÖVE fork with native MoonScript support.
What exactly does "native MoonScript support for LÖVE" mean? It means you can use MoonScript files seamlessly via a custom package loader that uses love.filesystem. You can even have a main.moon instead of a main.lua.
How do you get started with this? Well, you are welcome to compile the source by yourself, but I included 64-bit Windows binaries as an attachment to this post.
Start with a hello world:
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-- main.moon
love.draw = -> love.graphics.print "Hello, world!", 400, 300