My dirty solution is that you get the value of the first table item.

Here's some update: 1. I put out the Save and Load functions because they were "hidden" in the previous one. These functionalities are very clunky . For example, you have no limit as to how many games you can save, so it might mess up the UI. Be wary of that. 2. I'm now trying to learn Ink...

Looks cool. Found a small bug though: I reached a point where "the red general cannot be saved", then I pressed the rewind button and both generals flew off the board. Also, neither of the .love files work using drag and drop, it works only after extracting them to a folder (windows 10 x6...

Thanks for the info and the compliment! I'm gonna replace those assets with my own if I have the time, but for now they'll be in the OP.

One of the bugs I have to fix is that you can "pass" your turn even though you're under Check.

I revamped the code and the UI. I got the new pieces from these guys. But I'm not sure how "proper attribution" actually works. Where should I put these in the code? Jasmin Scharrer (original artwork, http://jasminscharrer.com/), Sebastian Pipping (post-processing, https://blog.hartwork.or...

xNick1 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2017 2:29 am Yes you can do that in lua but you don't want to do that, cause doing it would make your game working only on Windows or whatever you're using.

zorg wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2017 2:32 am - Concede defeat and use the save folder.

Point taken. Thanks for the info!

Suppose that I have a .love file on "C:\Games\MyGame" and I want to save a text file in that same folder, is it possible? I've been trying to study the Love2d Filesystem API , finding a way if I can save a text file right in the folder where my .love file is. Couldn't find much tutorial ab...

If there's an error message, can you post a screenshot of it?

Thanks for the reply guys!

I guess I'll just go with the laziest bet and rely on Lua's Garbage Collector for small games, and do something else for the more ambitious projects.

So, I usually clear my tables just by doing this. sample_table = {} But I think I should be doing something like this. while #sample_table > 0 do table.remove(sample_table, 1) end Creating small games might not be an issue with the former but I assume that it produces some memory leaks or something,...