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I Found This Thing and It’s Really Cool So I’m Using It

Posted by (twitter: @henrythescot)
February 17th, 2012 10:14 pm

Change of plans regarding my miniLD entry.

I recently rediscovered Love2D and have fallen in love with it again.

I’m going to use Love2D instead of Pygame. I just… like it more. :)

Because I can distribute a Love2D game with the Love2D binary, I’m not going to need help with packaging! :D

I… do know that Love2D can produce an exe, but since I’m on Linux it’d produce a Linux executable. I’ll provide a package with just the Love2D package for folks who already have it and then packages with the Love2D binaries for each platform. That way everybody’s happy (hopefully!) :)

Again, though…

Microgames, microgames, microgames.

Peace, love, and a simpler approach,

- Henry

One Response to “I Found This Thing and It’s Really Cool So I’m Using It”

  1. Gaeel says:

    You can produce the Windows exe on linux too. What you need to do is the following :

    - Grab the Windows zipped 32-bit on the https://love2d.org/ website.
    - Unzip the file, you need the love.exe file along with all the *.dll files
    - copy your *.love file to the zipped folder
    - go to the unzipped folder and run the command : “cat love.exe #name of your game#.love > windows-version.exe”
    - Distrubute this newly created exe file along with the dll files.

    “Compiled” love games are in fact a concatenation of the love executable and the game files into a single executable file.

    I don’t have a mac handy to test, but the same should apply there too.

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