I'd just use reshacker...

moonc -w Watch a directory and output Lua code. It just works™. Moonscript 0.2.4 has fixed a number of quirks with the language itself. It's quite nice as a terse & higher-level Lua. Compiler errors could be more specific. ie, this will do exactly what you expect: color = {128, 46, 222} radius ...

Evaluating strings is the last thing you should do. It's slow. Lua must compile the string to bytecode. This is much slower than if you knew the name of the function as micha said above. It simply becomes a global look up followed by a function call. Definitely don't do loadstring/dofile in a loop.

font:getWidth usage:

you're going to want to store the facing direction of the player, that is: store the last direction that you moved the player then multiply the bullet's velocity vector by the direction vector. this is untested and is just here to show you the intent. local dir = { x = 0, y = 0 } --dont make a table...

shatterblast wrote:For instance, I normally don't use the "grep" command.

How!? I've only used linux from time to time but | grep is essential for me to find anything. imustbedoingitwrong

Without code I don't know if I understand your question at all, but love.graphics.draw can take an image as the first argument and the remaining arguments for position, rotation, scale, etc. Something along these lines. local function createPlayer(x, y, img) return { x = x or 0, y = y or 0, img = im...

So if I want to use JDK's source I'd had to change my license to GPL ? If so what are the major differences between löve's license and GPL ? Mainly that anything derivative must be licensed under the GPL and the source code must be made available (ie, you can't just give them the Lua bytecode, give...

I've seen it done in shaders (WebGL warning) on the fly. Of course, I think getting the audio data as a shader input would be the issue.

Found rectangle.java source code, I'm gonna start converting now, anyone who want to help is free to, just pick up the code in the link, convert it to löve and post it here or on GitHub. /* 2 * @(#)Rectangle.java 1.70 04/05/18 3 * 4 * Copyright 2004 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. 5 * S...