I wanted to be an inventor myself when i was a kid, kinda still want to... :3 Learned some programming with the ZX spectrum when i was around 8, nothing too fancy though, just basic loops and conditionals... how to draw a flag, and stuff; my dad wrote a slow lightpen-tracer once, but hat had zero re...

Other than the fact that you don't seem to call p:draw() in love.draw, i see only two additional issues. First, you should make the Player table local, and return it at the end of the file, so you don't declare globals all over the place, like so: -- in player.lua local Player = {} ... return Player...

A good way to do is to just integrate any well used and made community module into the love code. Then why not just release a wrapper lib for those external libraries, which would basically do this: love.whatever = require 'lib.whatever' Then the job of maintaining the libs would remain separate fr...

I'm gonna love the heck out of the mmlplayer, thanks!

In your intro:mousepressed function you're comparing the mouse button to "1", or the string representation of the number one, so Gamestate.switch is never called. A bit of clarification, with löve 0.9.x, you need to use mouseconstants, like "l" (lowercase L) like you do in menu:...

Congrats on releasing 0.10.0! Hyped to use the new stuff.

I think OP was talking about require(). To organize your game files into different modules, you can just put a require('yourModuleName') at the top of your main.lua and it will carry over all your global variables/functions to main.lua as if it were all one file. When you require() a lua file, don'...

You tag your own opening post as [SOLVED] then.

Murii wrote:

zorg wrote:

bobbyjones wrote:Love can't become 1.0 until is has HTTPS and microphone support lol.

And an expanded (better) audio API in general

You really dont want to mess around with audio and openal!

Believe me, i intend to!

And an expanded (better) audio API in general :3 I definitely want this, but I'm not very good at designing audio APIs. Suggestions are welcome! My suggestion is: make love.audio maintain a "pool" of "currently playing sources", and make .play() create (and return) one of those ...