Something like this: function love.load() image = love.graphics.newImage("game.png") image:setFilter("nearest") shader = love.graphics.newShader[[ uniform vec2 imageSize; vec4 effect(vec4 loveColor, Image tex, vec2 uv, vec2 screenPos) { vec2 uvPx = uv * imageSize; // Get position...

According to the documentation collider:enter() and collider:exit() returns true the frame the contact with another collider starts and ends, respectively. Looking at the library code reveals that "Default" is the default collision class name for all colliders, so self.collider:enter("...

Ok, the tiny added y-velocity is probably caused by small rounding errors in the physics library. The reason the animation looks glitchy is because the detection for whether the player is grounded or not isn't very robust. Change the `if self.yVel ~= 0 then` code in Player:update() to something like...

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I assume the reason the y position changes is because of gravity. The code you posted omits how the World object is created, but I assume the gravity isn't set to zero. And the reason the animation is drawn in the wrong place (I assume that's the problem) is because you grab the player's x and y fro...

Could you post your code?

Make sure your graphics drivers are up-to-date. Does the same thing happen for older LÖVE versions?

Congrats on the new release! It's been interesting following the development of this game.

>I'm not sure what you mean. That image looks correct red rectangle drawn with wrong alpha(other than 0.5) - love.graphics.setColor(1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.5) I'm still not sure what you mean, but maybe it has something to do with the way the canvas is drawn to the screen. You ought to use premultiplied a...

it works thanks. except for the layer with the greatest depth I'm not sure what you mean. That image looks correct. A green see-through rectangle, on top of a red see-through rectangle, on top of the blue background. Note that shader:send("depth",1.0) doesn't do anything since you don't d...