Eventually it would be nice to have that option, though I don't see that as a major thing quite yet. Fortunately, it looks like there is a tiny bit of guidance on the LÖVE wiki around how to do that for Windows, and as I recall on macOS, the icon sets are plain files inside the .app file. Likely I w...

Sorry 4aiman, I definitely didn't mean for that to come off too critically. Although I now understand a bit more potentially where the confusion might be coming from: lover does not try to build the love2d executable itself (i.e. "love.exe"), rather it uses the prebuilt binaries to build a...

Sounds great 4aiman, I'm glad you were able to use some of these ideas for your own projects! I would like, however, to try to keep this discussion thread focused on the lover CLI.

Hey 4aiman, thanks for the questions! In the README on the Github repository page , you can read at the bottom a few of the future features, which mostly equate to the goals of this project. To clarify, I'm attempting to build out this utility in order to: Bootstrap a brand new LOVE project from a c...

@bartbes thanks for the info! And yeah, that makes a lot more sense now. Also, thanks for the link to the source code. Maybe it's just me, but I find that reading the source seems to be way more clarifying and insightful than what some of the wiki docs say.

@Positive07, I can provide a .love shortly, but please please please reread my posts more carefully before responding. Several of the things you have asked are already answered in my previous correspondence. Also, to answer your curiosities around using ? twice in a path, I have and currently do use...

Thanks for the reply, Positive7. However, there is a "lib" folder in the root of the project directory (see above file structure, the indentation signifies a child directory or file). That's where both the "middleclass" and the "module1" directories live. The problem I ...

Thanks for the quick response, zorg! And yes, that worked perfectly. Alternatively, it looks like renaming the middleclass.lua file to the standard init.lua filename works as well. I wonder, do you know why it would not be able to find it with that filename? "lib/?/?.lua" is being set as p...

For reference, this is the stack trace I get when running it from the .app file:



As you can see, this stack trace is coming from the successfully loaded module "lovemachine", but for some reason, it can't find the middleclass module?

I've read a few discussions regarding similar problems, but I haven't really been able to find any definitive answer, so here goes: I have a LOVE project with the following directory structure: lib/ middleclass/ middleclass.lua module1/ init.lua a.lua b.lua ... conf.lua main.lua module1 relies on th...