Sorry for the necro, but I was giving canvas a try and remembered this thread! If you're interested in the canvas method, it would look something like this (untested) function love.load() awesomecanvas = love.graphics.newCanvas(512, 448) awesomecanvas:setFilter("nearest", "nearest&quo...

I worked on a maze tag kind of game in college that dealt a lot with pacman/bomberman-style arena movement, so it might be relevant here. :P These were the basic rules, in case your game wouldn't work the same way: 1. Players could only move straight north, south, easy, west (no diagonal, no height)...

Oh ya much better. TY!

I dunno about OP, but none of those love.functions (push, scale, pop) seem to do anything for me. Get errors like this: Error: main.lua:32: attempt to call field 'push' (a nil value) stack traceback: main.lua:32: in function 'draw' [string "boot.lua"]:438: in function <[string "boot.l...

It's definitely more preferred these days to not change the resolution if you can. Especially to low ones from the early days of computing. ... If you want advice, I can try and answer and provide samples. As a noobie, I definitely want to learn more about this. :0 Any good samples or tutorials to ...

I believe it's a bug in SDL which may be fixed for its next release: https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/issue/888/gamepad-vibration-doesnt-work Ahhh I didn't even check the issue tracker. Thanks. Hopefully that gets patched soon? :o: For now, try throwing joystick:setVibration( left, right ) at it any...

Setting up my controller logic atm. :) Everything's perfect except for vibration. Just can't get it to work in LOVE. :( Example test: function love.joystickadded( joystick ) local canVibrate = joystick:isVibrationSupported( joystick ) print( canVibrate ) end false I'm on Windows 8.1, using LOVE 0.9....

This worked for me, but the problem I had is that I don't see what's printed to console until after I close the game. :( Is there any other way to watch the output? nppexec used to be my main man for this... Did you do one of these at the start of your scripts? io.stdout:setvbuf( "no" ) I...

I had the same problem. An old post by Imp1 had a workaround that fixed it for me. Create a batch file (I went with C:\Program Files\LOVE\loveit.bat ) with the following script: "C:\Program Files\LOVE\love.exe" %1 In the Execute text box of nppexec, run the following command: "C:\Prog...