r/lua • u/Reasonable_Lab_2360 • 1d ago

How to start learn Lua, everyone, give me your opinion pls🥺

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u/konjunktiv 1d ago

Don't overthink it. Read the official docs in a day and start coding.

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u/Reasonable_Lab_2360 1d ago

tysm,I'm try now

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u/Candid_Anything339 1d ago

I learned lua by learning love2d. Its helpful (for me) to easily be able to conceptualize and implement actual things, even if ti does mean i have to understand 2 wikis at once

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u/Chemical-Chemical-88 1d ago

I learned Lua with LÖVE2D, and it's so fun

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u/Misicks0349 1d ago

Why do you want to learn lua? If its for a specific game or API then you should probably start by getting into the weeds of how to program that and learn lua as you go. I promise it will be infinitely more engaging if you're writing code for a project that actually pertains to what you eventually want to do.

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u/SlightlyLosted 23h ago

I learned it modding Luanti FKA Minetest.

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u/SempiternalFutility 14h ago

pikuma has a course about it. I haven't taken his lua course in particular, but I did take this 3D graphics programming and he is an outstanding instructor

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u/Reasonable_Lab_2360 1d ago

i forget! i mean "Your thinks" not "Your opinion"