Lua dist, Lua with almost every library you can think of UniLua, Lua implementation in C#, intended for compatibility with Unit圓D Lua.vm.js and moonshine, Lua on top of JavaScript: lua.vm.js uses emscripten, whereas moonshine is in 'normal' JavaScript. Provides modules for data manipulation, audio/video/images/GUI/, and OS bindings. Lua Power, which aims to be LuaJIT's 'standard library'. LuaJIT and its C FFI, the infamous lua trace compiler: Mike Pall's attempt to prove that dynamic languages can be fast. Shiny profiler, a lightweight profiler for C, C++, and Lua. ZeroBrane studio, lua's most notable IDE. LuaRocks, lua's package manager and repository

Lua's reference manual, extensive documentation of every version of the language. We'll give contributors flair and internet points. Lua in eight pages or less: this is for v5.1 and might need an update. Lua wiki, for all sorts of information about lua, it's sort of disorganized at the moment, so go fix it!Ībout lua, what Lua is, why to use it, and what it's good for (sells itself short, methinks) #lua on freenode, the primary Lua IRC channel “If you are ever tempted to put scripting into a program, run don't walk to and use it.” Lua links and stuff “Before you create yet another configuration file or resource format (and yet another parser to accompany it), try Lua.” “The key benefits unique to Lua are the fact that it is amazingly small, fast, and on a technical level a masterpiece.” If you actively contribute to a Lua project, PM us with a link and we'll give you flair. I'm pretty wiped, but hopefully what I've shared will put you on the right path.A subreddit for the Lua programming language. It's almost 3am here now, so I'm not even going to attempt to write up a script. The reason for this was for items that have different states to them, i.e: you have a bucket with a hole in it that you have just filled with water & the water is leaking out of it, or you have an item that can be separated into 2 items. The second script allows you to replace a specific item with a new one basically remove one item & place a new item in the position of the old item. The first script I linked allows you to insert a new item before or after a specific item as opposed to adding the new item to the end of the inventory. Now they are not exactly what you are asking for, but they will give you a nod in the right direction for how to go about it. Have you checked out the script index on the wiki? I recently wrote & added 2 scripts I think you will be very interested in.

Lua table insert and remove