I am trying to implement Lua into my game, but am having trouble. Say I have a weapon class, which is just a hollow shell, lacking real functions. I was thinking of creating an onFire function, which will simply call a pointer to a Lua function that was created for that weapon. Is this the way most people do it? Are there any other ways?
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You can indeed call Lua functions from C++ code, you'd just need to import a Lua header and compile against Lua libraries This site offers great examples: Using Lua with C++ |
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