Yep, love requests LDR (non-HDR) backbuffer / output, but what actually happens after that request is made is up to the OS and compositor and graphics driver on your system. Ok thanks for clarifying. Do you know if there's any plans to support detection of HDR which might help eliminate this weird ...

dusoft wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2023 6:53 am This is more of a Linux-forum question. I think its related to your compositor. Are you using X or Wayland?

It's not, i said in the first line i'm not running Linux...

Hello. In recent months i got a HDR capable monitor. I would typically be running Linux, but there's a lack of support in general. Within Windows 11 when HDR is enabled in system settings, if i am launching a fullscreen LOVE2D project, my monitor flickers rapidly with coloured artifacts (vertical co...

grump wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 3:10 pm Due to precision errors after long uptime, passing the time like this can result in laggy animation. Get the timer value from love.timer.getTime() when the game starts, and subtract it from the current time when passing it to the shader.

Hmm, interesting. Never thought about that one.

I can walk you through the steps to port this shader: 1. The main body of a shader such as void main() typically becomes vec4 effect( vec4 color, Image tex, vec2 texture_coords, vec2 screen_coords ) 2. You'll want to switch out fragColor for color and fragCoord 's for texture_coords 3. Often shadert...

Looks like you're missing deltatime when the camera position changes; Something like this: Map:update(dt) function Map:update(dt) --moves the map 1 pixel in any direction if input:down('PAN_RIGHT') then self.camX = self.camX + 2 *dt print(self.camX) elseif input:down('PAN_LEFT') then self.camX = sel...

Looks nice! I played around with it for a bit and made some optimizations. The calculation is now done in a shader, and the texture is not recreated every frame. It's quickly hacked in though, so the code is far from optimal and not very pretty. ;) Hey, that's cool. Yeah, runs much faster as a shad...

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jigoku/love2d_metaballs/master/preview.gif This module creates a drawable surface with some HSL bouncing metaballs. Maybe someone will find this useful as a starting point for something else. Code can be found here: https://github.com/Jigoku/love2d_metaballs Basic ...

You'll want to loop over some rows and columns, which place an enemy into a table. That way you can loop over the table easily; One way to setup a grid of enemies is something like this; function love.load() enemies = {} enemies.w = 50 -- width of enemy enemies.h = 30 -- height of enemy enemies.rows...

Not sure if this is any use, but a while back i was trying to understand the use of moving an object along a bezier curve (typically a rocket/missile), this example that someone fixed for me may be useful in plotting the points along the curve: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=83825...