Once you have your game executable you can pack it together with all the other DLL files of the official LÖVE. The resulting file is your game executable. love file to the love.exe file that comes with the official LÖVE. love file you can create a game executable that directly runs your game.įor this you have to append your. love file from command line directly using Navigate inside the game folder and run:Īssuming your current directory is SuperGame/ you can create the. love ending.Īlternatively, you can use the terminal. Inside the game folder, select the game files and folders, right-click/Ctrl+click and pick Compress n items.
For detailed instructions see Compress and uncompress files (zip files). Windows supports creation of zip files out of the box via right-click menu. A good place to move it is a folder within your game directory, e.g. love file, so you have to move it before testing. If it's run in the same folder, it will find there the files that it can't find in the. This will reveal any case sensitivity problems that other users may run into when trying to run your game. love file to some place other than the folder where your game is, and test again. If you're using a case-insensitive file system (e.g. Once you have your zip file you simply rename the ending from. Then you must ensure the zip file contains Make sure that your a is in the root of the archive, e.g. love-file you have to create a zip file of the whole game directory. To avoid unnecessary hassle make sure that the path specifications you use in code matches that of your folders and files. Please note that some operating systems use case-sensitive paths.
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