So in assetloader.lua I should just call self.cameraImage:release() before assigning it as a graphics.newImage()? Assuming it's not the first call and self.cameraImage is nil..

Yes. This only occurs after hours of continuous operation which makes me think memory isn't properly getting cleared somewhere.. I just can't pinpoint it.

Environment Version: Love 11.3 Platform: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B+ (8GB Ram) System: 32-bit Kernel version: 6.1 Debian version: 12 (bookworm) External Requirements libgphoto2 (external camera control) lua-periphery (GPIO control) nativefs (accessing external directories) [included in the archive] Pro...

Thank you too for your question. Thanks to it, I noticed that I should have used this.getmouse() instead of love.mouse.getPosition() in the wheel event, and pushed a fix. Please update if you plan to allow wheel events in the GUI that moves with the camera. Will do! The project I'm working on is fo...

That worked! Thanks for the help.

I'm still having an issue of the cameraGui not registering clicks, so! I'm gonna attach a little archive here. There's a readme within the .love to help you find the files I'm working with.

Note that if both GUIs overlap, both will receive the click. Solving that would require a different approach. Or perhaps it's enough to check fixedGui.mousein and not call cameraGui:mousepress if it returns a value (assuming that fixedGui overlaps cameraGui). I coded my own mouse->object collision ...

You need to transform the click positions from screen to world coordinates before passing them to Gspöt. You don't mention which camera library you're using, so I can't check it to tell you whether it provides a function to do that out of the box. Also, are you calling the mouse events, in the firs...

I'm trying to render 2 groups where the first is attached to the camera view, and the second is attached to what's being drawn within the camera. The elements are drawing correctly but the click functions are not registering. stages = {} local worldMap = {} local camera = {} local guiStagesMenu = {}...

I redid the process again and it's working this time but the contents of the archive haven't changed between the two.. odd. Maybe it was just something with the batch script.