I need something like ScriptGuilder's tutorial. That video got me started as to knowing what a metatable is. It's just too bad that he seems to be on a hiatus.

A comparison between Using Purely Normal Tables vs. Metatables might be a good start.

This question is mostly directed to Sir_Silver since he seems to use it a lot.

I want to harness the power of Lua Metatables, but I'm having a problem with the learning curve. Any links to good tutorials out there?

Let's put this in bare-bones code form: function love.load() -- Initialize some stuff -- I think you should put your x, y, red, etc... things here. end -- Correction 1: Your Xmove() should work like this. Not in draw() function Xmove() end function love.update(dt) Xmove() end -- Correction 2: This i...

Nothing really wrong since it works for you. The only significant disadvantage I can say is that you'll have to do a lot of re-writing if ever you plan on adding and/or removing states.

I think one purposes of Open Source licenses is to protect you and your code. If I was devious, for example, I would take your code, slap an MIT license in it, and make people think that I originally wrote it. Then I might go further and accuse you of not crediting me in your code. I wished that rel...

I prefer running via scripts. But I'm going to be easily sold if you can provide some benefits of running via Terminal.

I also plan to release some of my work as Open Source, but I'm currently being overwhelmed by reading up on a lot of the different licenses. Looking at your code, there doesn't seem to be any license on it except for the "Readme.txt" Don't get me wrong. Like I said, I'm confused about how ...

This demo got me interested out pseudo-3d stuff.

Is it wrong that I LOLed when I saw what you did to the Mona Lisa?

I haven't used SpriteBatch for a long time. In fact, I was using them back when the bind and unbind functions were still used. Now, for simplicity's sake this is how my SpriteBatch should look like now: function love.load() img_tiles = love.graphics.newImage('tiles.png') spr_tiles = love.graphics.ne...