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For readers, Lua does this in the form: require( "engine.shared.entities" ) or require "engine.shared.entities" Which means look for: engine/sh

For readers, Lua does this in the form: require( "engine.shared.entities" ) or require "engine.shared.entities" Which means look for: engine/shared/entities.lua Additionally, with the `package` module, `require` can also be modified to look for: engine/shared/entities/init.lua` which is a common Lua practice.

sephoric 8y ago
Lua can also be modified to have "engine.shared.entities" look for a file named "/engine-shared-entities.lua" and similar things. The creators have cited that Lua is sometimes used in environments where directories do not exist, only files.