Homebrew LuaFWii 5.1.4 MOD 0.3

[vettacossx]

is a homebrew developed by the_marioga. It is a port of luaplayer for the Wii. It is a LUA file player.

LUA is a programming language that does not need to be compiled to be run.


FOR THOSE WHO ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH LUA CODE AND LUA PLAYER CHECK THIS OUT...
http://www.lua.org/

Download the Wii Lua Plyer Here at his sourcelink:
http://www.nintendomax.com/viewtopic.php?t...;p=32059#p32059

 

[uberbdon]

I've used LUA rings in conky on linux. That'd be cool to have a cool Lua clock ticking on my TV if I want to leave my wii on

 

[blitzer320]

I hadn't even heard of LUA before this post kinda cool will look into it after i understand c++ better

 

[vettacossx]

I hadn't even heard of LUA before this post kinda cool will look into it after i understand c++ better

LISTEN BRO...LUA IS MUCH EASIER!!!!

try and get the Lua player for your PC from lua.org there...then code "hello world" for it (takes 3 min lol) and check it out....ALL VALUES AND VARIABLES its a damn easy (maybe the easiest) and most user friendly code lingo ive ever seen! (much easier than c, c++, or C# its well worth coding "hello world" just to see how POWERFUL and USER FRIENDLY this lingo truly is...

When i say powerfull let me point out games like Far Cry 2 were made with the help of this very lingo

point is IF YOU CODE AT LEAST TRY LUA ITS WAY EASIER TO CODE IN LUA THAN ANY C

 

[nIxx]

It´s still not as powerfull as you would directly code in c/c++ (alone the LUA player takes resources like a JavaVM) and by the way FarCry wasn´t made with LUA it just uses lua for small scripts

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You can´t anyway really compare LUA and C++.

Only wanted to point that out.