I don't know any sock.lua, but if it's using enet from before 0.11 nightlies, then it might still expect enet to set a global variable (called enet) and expects it to work like that; it doesn't anymore, that was bad coding style. You can check and just edit it so it'll be a file-local instead. I th...

Nice! I've been thinking about writing a tool just like this, but you beat me to the punch. I am looking forward to trying it out. We use Aseprite for a lot of our games but just use the regular spritesheets at the moment.

Shaderview GitHub | Issue Tracker | Changelog Shaderview is a desktop application for developing GLSL shaders using Lua, LÖVE2D, and GLSL. It features integrated debug tools, hot reloading, and compilation error handling. Shaderview is under active development and I am looking for feedback, advice,...

You didn't showcase the most important aspect - mixing. You don't have direct mixer control but you can mix wet, dry and filtered signals by adjusting corresponding volume levels. When you leave all levels at 100% you get 50/50 dry to wet ratio. You can get 100% wet if you set direct filter volume ...

I made a video for a friend a while ago that showed raidho's audio demo which briefly covers all of the audio effects. It captures the gist of what you can do with some of the new audio APIs.

I believe that, once you've yielded the coroutine... I'm using love.thread rather than coroutines. Actually, there's no way to kill a server too - no server:stop() or any other equivalent. Not sure nilling will do the job and underlying eNet will acknowledge the fact that the nilled server is no mo...

It sounds like you want to use xpcall ( https://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#pdf-xpcall ) to handle the error. NOTE: I have linked the Lua 5.2 docs for xpcall. Lua 5.1 does not support passing arguments through xpcall, but 5.2 does and LuaJIT (which LÖVE runs on) has ported this feature. local...

klis wrote: ↑Sat Jun 24, 2017 2:53 pm How can I handle a invalid host name?.

Can you post your code? Or at least the code that causes the error? (I'm assuming this will be a call to newServer or newClient)

Yes, the minimum amount of code needed to cause the error is this: local sock = require("lib/networking/sock") local server = sock.newServer(my_ip_here, 27015) where my_ip_here is a string that is my public ip address. What operating system are you running? Did you try running as administ...

What's the minimum amount of code that reproduces it? Does it break if you have a main.lua that only calls newServer?