Yeah, I was going to say that, even larger frameworks like XNA don't have that stuff. You've got to write what you need depending on the game. They do have support for RenderTargets and custom blend modes, though... :| XNA isn't really a game engine by itself. It's like a bare-bones setup for anyth...

It's my skills.

I implemented my own save function... In Fraps!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXypNSgC1BE

Oh god, how do I save? I composed the business!

Yeah, I was going to say that, even larger frameworks like XNA don't have that stuff. You've got to write what you need depending on the game.

They do have support for RenderTargets and custom blend modes, though...

I get all kinds of errors with this thing.

Looks like a bad argument #3 to 'format' (string expected, got boolean) in GetArtwork (212).

bartbes wrote:Yay, the evil plan succeeded!

Hahaha, that was sooner than I thought.

There is no one color that is transparent. In the image editor, you should be able to specify the transparency level of a color and paint with that.

Alternatively, you can use love.graphics.translate(): function love.draw() love.graphics.push() -- pushes a new graphics context to the stack love.graphics.translate(xoffset, yoffset) -- these are the offset variables bartbes was talking about --(use love.graphics.translate(xoffset, 0) for horizont...

God damn it. I had shit to do today. I quickly beat the game, but then I saw the tabs. TABS! Medium? Hard? GOD DAMN IT.

Amazing game.