test[testselected] is equivalent to test[1] because testselected is equal to 1 initially. I'm assuming your switchTableParameter function would change testselected to the next value that's in range of the table's numeric indices (in this case, test contains 3 elements, so the param would be 1, 2 or ...

Just one thing i wanted to mention, in case any confusion would arise; TAS or not, speedrunners are technically not malevolent cheaters, they just like finding ways to play the game differently than how the developers intended them to be played; some might not consider that cheating at all.

Yep, me being on Win7 also precludes using the snippet since it also lacks powershell. Not sure if wget depends on curl that a relatively new Win10 build included natively (or so i heard) or not, because then the compatibility is even worse.

Less officially, for switch homebrew, there's LövePotion, but that has its own set of limitations.

Hi and welcome to the forums! The reason for that is that the two examples on that page are not meant for löve at all, so they both contain infinite loops (the while true do code block) that shouldn't be there; that's why it's not responding. Get rid of that, and put the contents of that block into ...

Xii wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 26, 2020 7:13 pm

If your game is turn-based, you can get away with a much cheaper cloud web server instance. Learn the PHP programming language and write your server with that. Have the client talk over HTTPS.

Löve still doesn't have inbuilt support for SSL (and so, HTTPS); that'll make this a bit harder to do.

Cool, I look forward to seeing your composer project :) The first time I tried using a thread, I don't think I had a firm enough grasp over how they worked, but I've recently given it another shot and it seems to be working really well. It allows for a much smaller delay. I'll update the zip as soo...

One potential thing you could do is have the audio generation part running on another thread; that way, neither visual stuff (including potential vsync), nor the OS scheduler will mess with the processing, and it might work better with less latency as well. Also, i might incorporate this into my com...

Nixola wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 19, 2020 10:43 pm

Note that the love.lowmemory callback exists and is designed for this kind of issue, if memory is to blame.

Callback function triggered when the system is running out of memory on mobile devices.

Unless the wiki's wrong, it won't work on desktop.

It's quite interesting, but what are the use cases of C implemented libs into LOVE? Anything that needs to crunch a lot of data probably, or things that are not possible to implement on the lua side (assuming FFI is not an option); I can only mention audio stuff though; fast fourier transform imple...