HugoBDesigner wrote: Also, it'll be released on my birthday, so BEST PRESENT EVER! Gimme special edition plx???

Sorry to bring it off topic but I just realised we are EXACTLY the same age (provided you didn't lie about the year you were born when you signed up)

I've been learning how to use opengl recently and I noticed that opengl rotates in degrees while love uses radians. Is there a reason that this is the case? Because if anything I would expect the hardware accelerated functions (i.e. opengl) to use radians, as they are more useful in mathematics, whi...

While I don't know the answer I do know that the wiki says not to use love.graphics in a thread (other than the main one obviously). So I wouldn't recommend doing it even if it did update the main thread's version of the canvas

I was poking around in the source code for love.audio and it looks like someone has already started to implement microphone support
OpenAL/Audio.cpp
wrap_Audio.cpp
Looks like someone tried to hide their work

You could disable the window in conf.lua then, when loading the config file, create the screen with the right settings to prevent a different window appearing briefly

It seems to be a problem with LuaJIT. I reduced the problem to this: local t = {[0] = {}, [1] = {}, [2] = {}, [3] = {}} while true do for i = 3,0,-1 do t[i].foo = t[i - 1] end end This crashes both LÖVE and standalone LuaJIT. You're creating an infinite loop. Of course it is going to crash

I've seen this before. Look at this thread

Plu, I didn't mean that uploading the .love to a random server would be a problem because people can read your source code, I mean that it could be a problem if people get access to it in general. Like if you have a game in development, and you're not ready to show it to the public just yet it woul...

Oh, yeah sorry I misread the document the first time, 8192 is the maximum. I misread it as it is the current maximum but you can up it by changing the number. I guess you'll have to either use some kind of workaround like splitting the packets and sending them (but then you have to reorder them at t...

According to the LuaSocket site it defaults to 8192 bytes, but you can change that by calling with a size argument, eg