Do you simply need something like Javascript's setTimeout?

Take a look at kikito's cron library.

Glad it worked out for you. I've been rallying against using JSON in the Lua community for a while now. There's no reason* to use JSON unless you're dealing with a web API or program that uses JSON. Also, if for some reason you must return to JSON, dkjson is about 2-3x faster than json4lua in my tes...

Why do you have to use JSON? Try serializing as Lua or msgpack. luamsgpack has the advantage of a very fast decoder, much faster than any pure Lua json library that I tried. Or by using Lua, you get a fast C parser with no extra dependencies. Secondly, regardless of encoding, the data scheme of Dyna...

textrues should be textures. That is: should be: You spelled enemies incorrectly as well, but if ID_1 is working then who cares.

In the example.love it's a Lua problem (require blindly replaces . with the system separator). The easiest solution, in Lua, is to use loadfile . I suspect it is not Love's fault because assert(love.filesystem.exists('Folder.with.dots/File.lua')) works perfectly fine, for instance. Your example requ...

Solution: Use a threaded image loader.

Question: how many/how big of images are you loading? 1-5s delay is quite long.

Maybe it could be a subforum?

Projects & Demos
-> Libraries

It'd probably make searching through easier.

There are many animated and moving things, it feels very alive. Looks very nice, Jasoco. Not unexpected as all the projects you've shown look nice.

The light flicker is painful for my eyes, though.

It's not an issue with Love. The garbage is coming from the backpack.draw function. It looks like you keep adding buttons forever. I end up with about 2000 buttons in backpack.buttons.list in a few seconds. You need to remove them from the list as you add more. Comment it out on line 188 of main.lua...

CaptainMaelstrom wrote:I get this error:

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AMD card?