> You shouldn't need a manual for something simple. That's like saying "Everyone knows how to drive a car, you just keep it pointing forward and engage the eng

> You shouldn't need a manual for something simple. That's like saying "Everyone knows how to drive a car, you just keep it pointing forward and engage the engine". Everything needs some sort of documentation, whether it be through examples (the way love2d.org/wiki is done, for example, is both informative and useful), documentation, BNF, etc. The fact that a manual exists is not a detriment, but a success -- you have enough features and complexity worthy of documenting it (although I don't mean to imply that larger is bigger :) ).