That clears up all my questions. Appreciate your help!!

Thank you for the answer. To elucidate my concern, there are four cases : 1) Writing on wrong memory location, which is NOT used by any other process >> but no crashing. 2) Writing on wrong memory location, which is NOT used by any other process >> LOVE crashes. 3) Writing on wrong memory location, ...

Yes, I am talking about if there is potential risk in simple memory writing, not in untrustable code/functions(where there is always a different type of risk). To give explicit example : ffi = require "ffi" x = love.data.newByteData(10) -- 10-byte object a = ffi.cast("uint8_t*", ...

Hi. I'm currently trying to improve performance and memory usage on my game by using C data structures instead of lua tables. I am not talking about security problems from malicious codes or anything like that, but about what the mistakes in code writing data on memory might cause on the machine its...

In addition to options mentioned above, I found out using api serivces can also be a simple solution. Messaging platform(like Discord) and many small blogging sites allow users to post and get simple message with simple http/https request. I hope that might be helpful for other possible users with s...

Well, I've never heard of IRC before. I will take a look into your suggested options. Thank you guys!

Hello. I'm quite sure what I want exists somewhere, but I can't search for it as I don't know what it is called. Requirement is not much. So, we are thinking of a 2-4 player multiplayer game project just between my friends (no more than four host/clients). The games will be very simple turn-based ga...

Hello. LOVE offers 'printf' and 'font:getWrap' for word wrapping, and it works great on Latin alphabets. However, it does not breaks line between east asian letter. * For Chinese and Japanese (and perhaps some other languages), you often have to indicate where line break may 'naturally' happen betwe...

Those three things you mentioned now make me see that video won't be any better in most aspects compared to conventional sprite sheets. I'll go try using DDS images instead. Thanks for the kindly answer, grump.

Hi. I'm now making character sprites for my isometric action game on LOVE. I've rendered every needed frames out of 3D model on Blender; and usually big sprite sheets of those frames, with quads or SpriteBatch will do the work. But the thing is, as there are a huge number of frames(for every prime c...