The 'magic' of löve is that it's a framework , not an engine, which allows users to design their game in any way they wish. But, with the way Optikon outputs its levels, it forces the user to design their game in the format that Optikon outputs, whether they like it or not. you are contradicting yo...

ReFreezed wrote: ↑Tue Jan 01, 2019 8:27 pm Do both exclusive fullscreen and desktop fullscreen use the lower resolution?

A bit of a late reply, but yeah, neither mode allow me to set a resolution that isn't anything but the lower resolution as well.

Like the title says, the fullscreen render resolution of the love2d window seems to be affected by the screen scaling (in Windows 10). For example, if I have a 1920x1080 monitor and set the screen scaling to 150%, in full screen mode it will use 1280x720. Is there any way to disable this or is this ...

I noticed you return fraction in the callback, is that the default use case for the :rayCast method? This wasn't mentioned anywhere. Returning 1 worked as well. I started returning 1, but changed it to 'fraction' when I saw the forum post you linked, to try to copy their repro and see if that chang...

Works for me. local world = love.physics.newWorld(0, 0, false) local ray1x, ray1y = 400, 300 local ray2x, ray2y = 700, 500 local intersectx, intersecty local range local obstacle = false local obsBody = love.physics.newBody(world, 900, 0, "static") local obsShape = love.physics.newRectang...

Hello, like the title says, it seems like the rayCast method is messed up in the sense that it just straight up seems to skip objects to check for collision against. Here are a couple of pictures to show you what my problem is. 1. there is a :rayCast from the 1st body to the 2nd, there is nothing in...

Hello, like the title says I'm trying to link a .so file (the Steam API) to compile a Linux build of my game, but I can't seem to find how to do that. I tried putting in the parameter for it into the LDFLAGS (-Lsrc -l:libsteam_api.so) field of the Makefile file, but that didn't work. For the record ...

One way would be to pass the raw image data to Lua as a string, so you can use love.image.newImageData from Lua to turn it into an ImageData object that you can easily convert to Image. Yeah, this is what I'm starting thinking of doing since I don't see a clear way of doing that on the C side of th...

Hello, I am trying to create an instance of the Image class with raw data read from downloading an image file from a URL on the C/C++ side of things and push it to Lua when needed. I am looking through the C code, but I see no clear way of doing this. Can someone help me out here?

Thanks a lot!