SUPER STRICT for LUA SUPER STRICT finds undeclared variables in your Lua source code as soon as the file is loaded. local function myFunc() a = 5 -- undefined variable 'a' end --myFunc() -- an error is detected without even calling myFunc! SUPER STRICT also detects redefinition of variable names: l...

Yep, I'll include a license in the update.
It is allowed to use the library in your commercial projects as long as you provide credit to 2dengine.

Not sure what you are trying to do here.
My library is designed to work within the Steam client.
The Steamworks Web API is for websites or apps running outside of the Steam client.

This is actually pretty impressive for a Love2D game. Well done.

Felix_Maxwell wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 26, 2020 2:59 pm

[What do you mean by intermediate? do you mean something like:

Intermediate tables are basically short-lived and not stored (for very long):

You can call: Having said that, there is rarely a need for the ticket so
make sure you read and understand the Steamworks documentation.
The following two functions should be enough for most games:

Thanks for pointing this out. The library works although I haven't had time to update the examples or produce decent documentation. The flat API is considerably harder and requires good understanding of Lua FFI: local cid = ffi.new('uint64_t', id) local req = lib.SteamAPI_ISteamUserStats_RequestUser...

Sorry about that. The repository should be visible now.

Writing a secure login and authentication system is a hard problem. LuaSocket does not support SSL. Or you can use my Steamworks binding: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=87917 My library supports generic HTTPS requests, although you are better off using the existing Steamworks authenticati...

Lua is a scripted language with "managed" memory so generally speaking we don't have memory pools.
We can't explicitly allocate or free memory in Lua because the Lua interpreter does that on its own.
Having said that, you can create your objects in advance to avoid slowdown during gameplay.