Really cool looking game! Music is great and the tutorial is well done. The humor in the tutorial is a nice touch, but I would let more time for the player to read the text before an obstacle comes. Also, jumping while I was sliding made me invisible and invincible :-)

Hi alberto_lara, I tried to play arround with the shaders you mentioned. What kind of effect are you looking for exactly? I think it might be easier to work with pre-defined patterns rather than trying to implement it in the shader: https://img.techpowerup.org/200507/screen-shot-2020-05-08-at-00-49-...

Hello abdullahchalak,

Zorg is right. The CS50 projects are using an older version of LÖVE.
Either use LÖVE 0.10.x, or download the latest version of push - https://github.com/cs50/mario-demo/issues/2

I'm wondering how efficient it would be to draw it with a fragment shader?
for example (pseudocode) I guess the bottleneck would be sending the data to the shader, but then would it be faster?

You could take a look at adb push https://adbshell.com/commands/adb-push
It should work like And then within your game you can use a library to detect changes and restart: https://github.com/anton-kl/lua-hot-reload

Interesting, the effect is light but indeed present. Thanks for sharing :-)

Try recording yourself singing it :-)

Jack Dandy wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 9:02 am Heya. Just wanted to know if the stencil problem's been fixed?

It seems like it's been fixed, although I haven't tried it myself yet: https://github.com/Ulydev/push/issues/25

D0NM wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2019 6:54 pm Sup? Here is something that looks as a game now.


PS We are looking for a nice artist for the stages and backgrounds.

Upd: Sorry for the music. I was listening to a radio.

Looks really cool! I can hear you like Worakls, too.

Hmm, I'm not sure how you can display a not-fullscreen with push, it's been a while and I honestly don't remember how it works exactly. I need to go through the code again so I can help you :-) I'll be sure to reply as soon as I have some time!