I have had no luck with this. No lua scripts work and it causes non-stop crashes. I have not found any solutions that actually work. There are so many scripts that seem to require this which means they'll cause my game to crash. If any one has a solution or an alternative, it would be much appreciated.

Lua Script Console
Lua Scripting C++
Lua Scripts C++ Tutorial

Lua Script Console

This is a topic I’ve wanted to cover for some time now, but previously I hadn’t had the time to research into it. Scripting languages have become very popular in the past decade for game development as a way to easily program high level functions of a game such as Artificial Intelligence, Events, Input, etc. Even some game engines expose their graphics api to their scripting engine.

To start with lets create a very basic Lua script and save it as 'script.lua': - Start - Script: script.lua print('I am using Lua from within C') - End There, told you it was a very basic script! When we embed Lua into C, we will ask Lua to open and run that file. For more examples, see the end of the tutorial. Now for the C code. Lua (/ ˈ l uː ə / LOO-ə; from Portuguese: lua meaning moon) is a lightweight, high-level, multi-paradigm programming language designed primarily for embedded use in applications. Lua is cross-platform, since the interpreter of compiled bytecode is written in ANSI C, and Lua has a relatively simple C API to embed it into applications. Here you Can find the best and most trusted Exploits/Script, all Free to use and most importantly Safe from malware! Some of the Best full LUA Executors out there! In all Levels, both payed and Free Exploits. And Even Including Trials! All The Scripts Featured in my videos. Along with some Packs That I put together. These videos describe how to embed Lua into a native application and interface with the Lua C API. They do not cover how to use the scripting language itself.

Lua–

Lua is a scripting language used by various game developers on both Indie and AAA titles.

List of Games using Lua: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Lua-scripted_video_games

[Lua ScriptEngine]

To show to power of Lua and LuaBridge with C++, I’ve created a wrapped class to encapsulate some basic functionality of a scripting engine.

—LuaEngine.h—

—LuaEngine.cpp—

To show this engine in action I’ve first created a simple lua script
—test.lua—

Lua Scripting C++

Now to show this engine in action we create a simple main.cpp file that include our entry point.
Here we simply just create our engine object, tell it to run out script, destroy and exit.
—main.cpp—

Now here is the ouput:

So there you go, Lua scripts running from the C++ script engine. Now what about LuaBridge? Where does that come in?

[LuaBridge]

LuaBridge allows you to easily expose your C++ defined objects and function to the lua state machine for use in your scripts. I’m going to modify the previous demo code to now use LuaBridge.

The first edit comes with a new header include at the top of main.cpp
—main.cpp—

Okay so now that we have LuaBridge included, we can now start coding using it. So to test LuaBridge I created a simple struct object (classes work too) to expose members and functions to.

Person struct

Now we must also call the register function after we create our engine, but before we execute our script.

—main.cpp—

Okay so now that we have exposed our Person object to the engine, we need to modify the test.lua script to actually use that person object.
I’ve created this test script to utilize the functions I’ve exposed.

—test.lua—
–NOTE: C++ objects exposed to Lua by LuaBridge use the : (colon) as the scope operator for function access. NOT the (.) dot operator

Now if we run the application the output looks like so:

Lua Scripts C++ Tutorial

I hope you found this post educational, or at the very least interesting. More to come soon! Thanks.