Huh, guess it's a bit more complicated than expected! As it seems to be deeper than just an issue of how computers work, I'll leave it on a "just don't do this and it'll be fine" basis. Thank you for the explanations!

Try rounding pixel coordinates immediately before you sample pixels from the image. Huh, I was initially doubtful but that did indeed fix it -- thank you! I feel like I've had issues like this before, though. I'm guessing it can't exactly sample a pixel with a decimal as they only exist as whole nu...

Yeah, there goes Khranos with another convoluted title. To elaborate, I'm working with menus right now and I have buttons with kind of wander around a small area on the screen. When the mouse hovers over the initial parameters of an image (it's x/y in a table + its height/width), it checks up to 3 l...

I think you should be able to use the derivative of the easing function to determine what the linear velocity should be at any point in time. If the easing function is x³ (where x is a "normalized time value" between 0 and 1), then the derivative is 3x² (you can derive functions using wol...

Messy title aside, I'm looking for a way to send a love.physics body from one specific position to another following an easeInCubic curve (http://easings.net/). I am using the flux tweening library. I'm trying to get the physics objects to sync up to an image that I'm sending from point A (2300) to ...

it's not a clone of the original with it's own timing, I'm pretty sure it will look exactly the same still, unless it has a different seed. And it will still be the same as taking the same values and just making two, except you will probably end up keeping a unused master copy around to clone from....

Strange, I've looked through that page many, many times. It appears I've completely missed that method! I found it a bit odd that there wasn't a method to use the same system multiple times, so it's nice to know it did actually exist. After rewriting the system and tons of trial and error, I now hav...

you need to create exactly one particle system per object. how could love possibly keep track of what which of the different invocations should look like? You should probably not dynamically create the systems and garbage collect. Just assign them to your 'entity' when you create that and they will...

To elaborate on the title: I am currently working with the Löve particle system, and have run into a bit of a snag. I'm loading in the particles (in love.load), and am utilizing the same loaded particle system on multiple entities. It works as planned aside from the fact that the particles are synce...

I've personally been thoroughly enjoying ZeroBrane studio (which was suggested in one of the above linked threads). Running code is a breeze, organization is pretty good, there is a debugger (which, I can't honestly vouch for as I debug on my own), and it is a free program. Though it's an IDE for Lu...