Oh yeah, this really sped up my computer downloaded some extra 4GB and it works like a charm now

Slowly the lobster army grows

I assume that you've watched the videos and read the documentation ?

When Linux has booted, init has run and you've got a shell, you type commands like you can do on other Linux platforms
(nowadays, most users don't use the terminal on desktop or mobile Linux)

Yeah but I need some sort of image of linux right? That's where my problem is. I've never done that The files were in the topic, silly me
[edit] But how to use the new bootloader. It doens't automatically load linux when run. Is there a command for it or something?

      temp = string.sub(Map[i],ii,ii)
      if table[temp] then   -- Checks if key exists in the table before painting
        gc:drawImage(table[temp], BlockSize*(ii-1), BlockSize*(i-1))
      endFirst he defines temp as the token you have on your map. This would be fine, since there should always be something on the map. But imagine there is a small mistake, and there isn't anything in the map or you're accidentally trying to paint outside of the map (e.g. row 5 when there are only 4 rows). Then temp doesn't exist. If you'd remove the if statement(trying to paint the tile directly) and temp all of a sudden doesn't exist, it will crash the entire program. The if statement prevents this. If temp exists, then it draws the accompanying image. If it doesn't, it skips to the next thing to do.
Table, I think, you should replace with either object or frontObject.

I hope I explained it correctly, correct me if I'm wrong someone

I think it is possible. I'll try it tomorrow and if it works I'll post a snippet in the first post to show how to
Of course you and others can help too!
[edit]read:  jim we need you

Yep, you would define every hitbox by doing so:
hitBox1 = HitBoxSquare(x, y, widht, height)
hitBox2 = HitBoxSquare(x, y, widht, height)
hitBox3 = HitBoxSquare(x, y, widht, height)And then you would check for mouse presence by doing this:
hitBox1:contains(mouseX, mouseY)
hitBox2:contains(mouseX, mouseY)
hitBox3:contains(mouseX, mouseY)But this would not work very well if X hitboxes would be to overlap each other (unless you'd want all X actions to be performed ofc).

P.S. Nice to see your still working on projects I'm glad I have some time again for programming and such. I can finally start working on projects that have been on hold for a long time

Nice work, glad to see this is still continued How do you record that animation btw?