LUA PlayerFrom our very own QJ.NET Forums comes out today the begininngs of the next Lua PLayer. One of the staunch members, Insoniac197, expressed the work and updates that has been done to support v0.20 functions. These things include so far, the update to Lua 5.1 and the freetype now being supported.
Also, the file System.rename is now working. Insomniac197 has put in Wlan functions and 3D GU functions, but mentioned not to do anything with it yet. As another forum member Shine already brought up the topic of moving Lua Player over to PSPGL, Insomniac197 wishes not to take the 3D any further. System.loadModule and anything to do with it on the other hand, are unlikely to be supported.
LUA Player makes development of games and applications easier and is non-coders friendly. At this point, download is available below for Lua PLayer v0.20. Feedback and bug reports are highly appreciated.
Download: [Lua Player .20]
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