Have you figured out a solution to this yet? I'm experiencing this too. When using dt, things move at a constant rate, but when tit spikes, things jump a bit, since it's been a lot of frames since they've updated. It looks pretty bad.

Is there a reason you can't use a global variable? It's good to avoid using them when a local will do just fine, but you don't always need to avoid them.

I'm finding that printing multiple lines using love.graphics.print slows my framerate down significantly. Is this a known thing, or could I be doing something wrong?

[Edit]: Turns out I was setting a new font each time. Woops.

Instead, is there a way to dynamically set a font's size?

Is there a way to run existing functions inside of a thread, or do you need to supply a separate file? I have a bunch of functions I'd like to use in general, but also want to call inside of a thread. [Edit]: After some research, I'd like to revise my question: is there a way to copy the current sta...

Make sure your main.lua file is in the lowest level of the ZIP (renamed .love instead of .zip, of course). So if you normally have MyProject/main.lua, don't bring in the MyProject folder. Just it's contents.

Does it work if you drag your project folder onto love.exe?

When I draw a ParticleSystem to a canvas, then draw that canvas, it seems like it's only drawing a tiny portion of the particle system. Perhaps the first set of the 8 types of particle that can be used? Is there something I'm doing wrong? This is all I'm doing with it: canvas = love.graphics.newCanv...