This is great! It's so juicy, and the weapons are pure bliss. Great presentation. Keep up the good work!

I love this! Wish I could use it in my own game (maybe I can find an excuse...) in the meantime, may I suggest: P ractical R endering I n S pectrum M ode : D Cheers! Edit: Also, you could probably do this without shader code. 3 canvases: background, sprite pixels, sprite color 1. Draw the background...

That looks cool. Can you tell us a little more about it?

It simply crashes at start up... however, I discovered spriter today and found hardcrawler's implemention... http://brashmonkey.com/forum/index.php?/topic/3368-love2dlua-implementation-with-documentation-and-video/ While his library is a bit odd, it works more or less as expected and spriter was a j...

Probably funnier this way. : )

Can you tell me what steps you took to get Demina working?

...hey!

If you don't mind, could you post a version of this which does perspective /clipping? I modified it a little and was able to get some perspective, everything that's "behind" the camera turns to soup (I guess that's what's happening), but my math is nowhere near good enough to actually fix ...

Chiflada wrote:maybe someone can try it out

I attempted to run the code, but I get a:
cannot open npcs/testnpc.lua: no such file or directory (see attachment)

The file does exist.

Ah, you're right, I was still requiring the old version. 0.9.5 fixes the weird offsets, spacing, and nil boolean errors.
Would still like to know what the difference was! : ) Thanks for your awesome library!