I recommend this library: https://github.com/Overtorment/NoobHub With this library I made a Paper.io game where I could play it with friends, I'm still working with it on another project and this library is (relatively) very easy to use. What is difficult especially when making a multiplayer game i...

I have done my best to try to understand lue-enet via the wiki and honestly im lost. Im well aware multiplayer and anything online is mind blowingly difficult but at the moment it feels like im not even on the right path, if anyone could point me in the right direction like keywords to search for, l...

Wdym?

TyTy guys!

Does anyone know if theres a lighting lib with some good docs? all the ones ive used so far have just had examples which dosnt help too too much

This simple post has really blown up lol

Am i misunderstanding how people work? Do you really try to save multiple levels of tables with several datatypes immediately after finishing your first hello world? I just assumed stuff to be saved are like scores and health, maybe a name or two. Not an entire level map. Anyway, yes this will be a...

togFox wrote: ↑Mon Jan 30, 2023 1:03 pm I'm using two libraries for something that can be done native but really - three lines (or even two) - I'm happy.

Lol whatever works

Assuming you have your data in tables (who doesn't) then use bitser and nativefs: Native method also works but this is more secure (and the nativefs is optional). local function savePersons() local savefile = savedir .. "persons.dat" local serialisedString = bitser.dumps(PERSONS) local su...

Uhm the code i posted there is literally all that is needed for saving and loading a (numeric)table. Saying this is a tutorial is super bad for other users because you make it look like saving data is a complicated task that must be parsed through extra libs. Its misleading. Also using a lib is qui...