This is a file browser script made by fchaos and yoyomacy. Using this nice Lua App, you can browse folders, execute Lua scripts, and view .PNG images. You're going to need Lua Player for this though. Just stick the fBrowser folder into the applications folder of your Lua Folder and you're good to go. It's that simple!

If you want to make this script start automatically when you start Lua Player, go to the System folder, then open system.lua in notepad or any other text-editing program (say, Crimson Editor), then change Lowser to fBrowser. Be sure to read the readme file, as always, but we think we've already covered most of what's in it. Just be good and read the readme okay?

Nice work guys! Keep 'em coming.

Download: [fBrowserXP]

Discuss: [Forum Release Thread]

There couldn't be a much simpler game than Jeremy1026's Guess the Number. As the title suggests, the object of the game is pretty straightforward. You're going to try and guess the mystery number in the range (that differs for each difficulty level) in the least number of attempts. That's it.

It's been a while since we've last heard development of any kind for this game. We have Branin, who beta-tested Guess the Number v1.5, to thank for the tip.

Changelog:

• Changed interface.
• Added menu.
• Added difficulties.
• Added sound.
• Added instructions screen.

Since it was my first time playing the game, I think that getting the right number after seven tries ain't half bad. Now let's see how you'll do.

As a closing statement, Jeremy 1026 wishes to extend his gratitude to "yoursam (for leading me on my path to programing), fchaos (who helped me with code bugs here and there) and last but not least, branin (for helping to beta this version for me)."

Download: [Guess the Number v1.5]