@pikuma I've used it once, one month ago. Wrote a script in Aseprite using their Lua API to automate creating achievement icons for my indie game. Never touched it before then, probably won't touch it again, but it was fun experimenting with it and actually getting a working useful script in just two hours!
@pikuma In my current project I use it for compile time scripting. It’s a few kb of source code so I just compile it instead of making it a dependency. Solved a small headache. :)
@pikuma owww I'm so sorry, but I just can't like Lua... I respect it's power and simplicity, but man. I just can't like the language T_T. I don't know how to like it, as much as I would want to...
@pikuma I use Lua in my dialog editor. It is used to implement the logic for dialogs.
Each node can have a Lua precondition that is evaluated prior to its execution and a Lua script that is run when the node is executed.
@pikuma Haven't used it for years at this point, but holy moly do I love how they made such a powerful, fast language with such minimal amount of concepts
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