I'm having a hard time comprehending how the gamestate in LÖVE works; though I know for the most part that it involves creating a table or some sort. So far, I haven't seen any tutorial regarding this (and if there are, they tend to use the outdated version instead). Checking the source code of some...

It finally works! Once again, thanks a lot!

However, I do have one final question (I think), if you don't mind. Should I make a new fade table every time I have to draw a new image and create a new fading animation for it, or is there an easier method to do this?

Thank you for your help, bakpakin! Unfortunately, the code doesn't work; and it gives me this error instead: Error: assets/flux.lua:91: attempt to compare number with nil stack traceback: assets/flux.lua:91: in function 'new' assets/flux.lua:123: in function 'after' main.lua:16: in function 'load' [...

I'm new to LÖVE and Lua in general, and I'm pretty sure the problem I'm facing right now is basic for most people here, but... flux = require "assets/flux" function love.load() love.graphics.setBackgroundColor(0, 0, 0) fade = {alpha = 0} image01 = love.graphics.newImage("assets/hohoho...