function love.run() while true do ... if love.update then love.update(dt) end -- will pass 0 if love.timer is disabled ... if love.window and love.graphics and love.window.isCreated() then if love.draw then love.draw() end Doesn't checking for love.update and love.draw every loop create a (small) p...

This is very true. WebGL will be necessary to fully implement Love's graphics API. Unfortunately it doesn't work on mobile so what I'm currently working on is using WebGL with the 2D canvas as a fallback, while using Love's GLES branch as an example. It's looking like a lot of work, though, so I'm ...

-spritebunch: maybe even easier, but only for tile based maps As I understand it, Pyglet takes this approach, it has a Sprite class that is impressive and uses batching. But I think the issue was, the main loop being python, you would get these ticks that varied wildly, so movement would seem jitte...

Yes, this is possible in LÖVE. LÖVE uses OpenGL, which makes the graphics fast. Programming in C++ would only make the game logic faster, but not the graphics. Pyglet uses OpenGL too, and it could not do smooth scrolling. It would jitter randomly. I didn't fully understand the explanation as to why...

Hello! Would LOVE be appropriate (fast enough) for writing a high resolution (1920x1080), smooth scrolling 2D game? By scrolling, I am talking about Castlevania / Super Metriod / Mario style, where the game is always scrolling in some direction as the player moves. Being able to do Parallax scrollin...