When calling love you always need to give the location (the folder containing the main.lua) of the game as the first argument. love folder/which/contains/the/code If you are inside the folder with the main.lua, then you can type love . (There is a dot behind the love). Thanks for the much appreciat...

Hello, I just compiled Love2d on the Fedora distro. It was succesfull!
I can launch love from terminal just fine, but it doesn't seem to detect the main.lua file. It contains the Hello World from the wiki. It is located in the same directory as love.

Any ideas?

Woah, you fixed it? I mean, alright if you did. But, kinda sudden. I didn't see any resolving here haha. Was asking because SCiTE and ZeroBrane have built in consoles. And I know that to get the zerobrane's built in console one to work, you need to have console disabled. But I don't know if notepad...

Zilarrezko wrote:Are you using anything like ZeroBrane? or SCiTE?

Hello, and thank you for replying. I would assume that I am not. I am using the vanilla install of love2d.

EDIT: After google research I understand what you mean. I am using notepad++

Hello, I am rather new to love2d, so I am trying to follow the first tutorial reccomended on the Wiki for the video tutorials. The second video its self is dedicated to the debug console. However, I'm having a problem. I can't get my Console to open. I am using Windows 8, and I hope it's not a probl...