2 ms·
There's also Project Zomboid. Which doesn't really come close to Minecraft, but it's also developed in Java with a Lua engine on top. Why? Well, I have absolut
by dimgl 5y ago
There's also Project Zomboid. Which doesn't really come close to Minecraft, but it's also developed in Java with a Lua engine on top.
Why? Well, I have absolutely no clue...
- mdaniel 5y agoHeh, thanks for bringing that to my attention; based on the video alone, I think that'd be right up my alley (linky-linky: https://www.gog.com/game/project_zomboid https://www.gog.com/game/project_zomboid and it's on Steam, too, if you're into that) > Why? From the GOG page: Works on: Windows (10, 11), Linux (Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu 18.04), Mac OS X (10.9.0+) is almost certainly "why," and I'd guess the lua part is because it seems to be the lingua franca of game modding, so meet folks where they are
- bombcar 5y agoLua is very common - the OpenComputers mod for Minecraft exposes a Lua machine.