Heck, that was it!

Sending the fixed version for anyone interested.

Still on it but one thing that was definitely wrong was sometimes sending matrices with row and sometimes with column MatrixLayout :/

Hi there! Long time no see! I'm struggling with directional lights. I believe currentDepth (the distance from light used in final render) is correct (or it's `1-x`, not sure), but everything else - not sure. I feel like it's a minor change missing and I will feel stupid when I find it. I've prepared...

Hey, hope this helps (most likely not the only way): 1. draw normally 2. to off-sceen canvas: draw mask so we know where the silhouette could should be drawn (on objects, not on player, if you have layers - e.g. floor, you might skip drawing it 3. to another off-screen canvas: draw all silhouettes f...

Take a look at ParticleSystem::update (1); it seams that quadIndex is a function of t (normalized "age" of a particle) so no way to achieve what you want using vanilla LÖVE. As of using different textures: there is also impossible because texture is a field of the ParticleSystem and Partic...

If your goal is to have just some debugging info maybe you could use https://love2d.org/wiki/love.graphics.newImageFont ? I believe it'd work, although not 100% sure.

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not (((screenX < -150) or (screenX > wW + 150)) and ((screenY < -150) or (screenY > wH + 150))) renders 1,3,5,7,9: region #5 is your viewport and everything else is not visible: 1|2|3 -+-+- 4|5|6 -+-+- 7|8|9 You want to render only 5 (viewport) so try changing and keyword to an or . not ((screenX <...

It works just fine: Terminal $ ls love-11.1-macos.zip $ unzip love-11.1-macos.zip ... $ mkdir mygame $ echo "function love.draw() love.graphics.print('Hello world') end" > mygame/main.lua $ love.app/Contents/MacOS/love mygame If you wish you may want to add an alias, or update your $PATH v...

In mouseRemove function in line table.remove(rings, i) : i variable is always nil because it's not set in this scope. The i variable form the for loop is scoped to the for loop. table.remove(a, nil) is the same as table.remove(a) is the same as table.remove(a, #a) (docs) Instead of setting colides =...