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Sounds good to me... Also there is lua-nativefiledialog which I have compiled and used fine with LÖVE.

Check this post for info on save dialogs

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Wed Feb 22, 2017 4:06 am

this one was created last year, I hoped to post it in love jam

Well the jam was restricted to games being developed during the jam entirely so if you created it some times ago that would have been cheating.

Also really nice I like the climate + night cycle thing

Yeah, the propagate is a good idea and I think I'll probably implement it in ScreenManager (I hold a fork and have contributed to rm-code repository) Currently ScreenManager goes upward for drawing, downwards for some input and only to the top of the stack on the rest, so It's really unpredictable w...

I don't. I run everything from Atom, except from the stuff I get from here which are most likely .love files. But Shift + Right Click > Command Line > love . Is always at my disposal, and I don't care if it's cmd.exe or whatever I just need to execute that command and nothing else anyway... So cmd d...

Post a .love file with an example of the problem

The main benefit of ScreenManager and Hump states or other state systems is the stack and how you can easily push, pop and switch, having more than one active state and so on... But yeah implementing your own should be fairly simple

Are you on windows? Try using the lovec.exe executable, if that doesnt work try adding this line to the top of your conf.lua or main.lua io.out:setvbuf('no') Also there has been some updates to LUBE and it's now called Grease so I recommend you update If that doesn't work maybe you should check the ...

Having LÖVE in the PATH has some advantages, like running "love ." in any folder and getting your game, instead of zipping and renaming to .love or moving the folder onto the executable. It's also helpful to easily set up the run command on whatever code editor you are using, since is the command is...

You go to "your pc" > preferences > advanced configuration > environment variables and search for the one called PATH and add the directory where love.exe is

I should recommend ScreenManager