WolfHUD VS BYTEPATH

wolf hud https://github.com/Kamikaze94/WolfHUD

As for mods that are good in general, HUD mods, Simple Crosshair (Motion dot is bad) and Intro Cinematics are all very nice mods to have imo (For HUD i use WolfHud, although people dislike it for some reason, so an alternative is Vanilla Plus. If you end up going with WolfHud i recommend you download a mod that fixes one of its more glaring bugs, the fact that elements can sometimes get stuck on the hud. The fix is here.). And finally for this bit, Reversed Flashbangs is a must for me, since i have dark mode on EVERYTHING, getting flashed at 2 am usually isn't healthy for your eyes.

Its WolfHUD like what he said.

Well, as others have said, you get to download mods. HUD mods are definitely the first thing you should consider - most people recommend WolfHUD, but there’s TONS of other options if WolfHUD isn’t to your liking (I love using PDTH HUD myself). There’s MANY more to choose from, so look around for another one you may like more.

WolfHUD is still going strong, but i've heard that the modworkshop link is old, so the updated version is on github https://github.com/Kamikaze94/WolfHUD

Not this one: https://github.com/Kamikaze94/WolfHUD

Wolfhud, you need SuperBLT too. I have Beardlib installed but am not shure if you need it. Tutorial.

Yeah, easiest is to use this fork since it has the fix I made for this plus some other fixes and the official version seems to be abandoned. You could also manually edit the files based on my PR but I recommend the fork.

There's this nice tutorial made by the bytepath developer. It gives you a good ground for you to build your own stuff, it teaches you how to handle scenes, asset management, and object creation, as well as some game mechanics, but you can skip this part. You can also download other people love2d games, extract the files and see how they did things, I do this a lot when I want to know how to implement certain mechanic.

For anyone else looking to make a game in Lua + Love2D, a developer wrote an entire tutorial for how they made their game, which is also released on Steam: https://github.com/a327ex/BYTEPATH. Both the game and the tutorial are high quality, and provide really useful insights.