Most welcome.

It isn't a bug, it's rather a limitation in the filters. If you rotate any image in a graphics program, it will look fuzzy (unless that graphics program has a super-awesome filter we don't know about >_>*.) Same is true for scaling images. To fix this, either use a higher resolution image and scale...

I don't know if this exactly what you wanted, but here you go: You can make a 'class' sort of thing. I'm not very good at explaining so here's a basic example of a rectangle 'class' builder: rectangle.lua: rectangle = {} --creates a table called rectangle to store all of your variables rectangle.__...

It must be something to do with the image itself that causes the distortion. That's why I specifically asked for the image. The whole graphics pipeline has a lot of details and can have certain effects on special data. Some of them may be outside of your expectations and look "wrong". Got...

Ok. This is interesting. I tried a different image and it looks correct. It must be something to do with the image itself that causes the distortion.
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I just started building a framework, literally today. Right now it doesn't have much going on but I plan to complete it.
If you have some questions or need some pointers I am sure I can point you in the right direction. The discussion could be rather long for a forum post.
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The code is in my original post. It's two lines of code. If you use that code and load an image it won't look clean when it is rotated. This should be very easy to reproduce. My exact code is a little convoluted as I have positions stored on an object. None of this is relevant however as the issue i...

I tried the setFilter method. setFilter("nearest","nearest") took the outside fuzz away but it distorted the colors inside the image.
It almost looks as if the rotated image on a non N,S,W,E direction is being anti-aliased.

I will give that a try and see if it helps. I'll post my findings.

Thanks!

Hi All, I just stumbled across this little engine the other day and I have started playing around with it. I apologize in advance if this has been asked, I did search the topics and couldn't find anything relative. Using love.graphics.draw(ImageObject,x,y, math.rad(45)) produces are very fuzzy image...