I'm having trouble visualizing what you're trying to create. Generally speaking, you don't want to start a game by implementing an ECS before getting something on screen. Depending on what you're ultimately trying to do it might be best done without that design overhead. I personally add that in a r...

I wanted to add that the problem you're describing is a use case for some of the 'state machine' design patterns. Robert Nystrom's 'Game Programming Patterns' book has a chapter describing them. http://gameprogrammingpatterns.com/state.html Basically, conditionals and switch statements will solve a ...

What you want is window.setMode https://love2d.org/wiki/love.window.setMode you can set the window to whichever dimensions you want. I'm thinking you want to do a options menu where you can set the window size - just do this in place of where I did the setFullscreen call. Obviously, if you know set ...

does the white screen issue persist after un-reinstalling the app? Make sure to restart your device. If it persists, is there a specific love app you're attempting to run that causes the white screen? Does it do that with all .love files? I don't have any devices running android 8 but maybe I can ru...

I'm confused what you're trying to do - scale a map using sti when you're in fullscreen? I think you've almost got it in your example there - this is how I did it, it's probably easier to understand what's happening. function love.load() oldWidth, oldHeight = love.graphics.getWidth(), love.graphics....

Sweet! I hadn't thought of setting up a game in this way until now - I can imaging with some obstacles in the way and some other gameplay mechanics this could really be a simple way to make a side scroller. One idea I was thinking about is a 2 layered background - maybe a bright sunny day background...

I'm not sure why the scaling isn't working for you there, I updated my love file in the last post using scaling.

note - you probably don't want to scale according to width if you're doing a long horizontal strip.

let me know if we're getting closer to the desired effect.

see if you can incorporate this into your project - use the Image:setWrap('repeat') for the background and draw it using a quad. The quad's x position (first param) is what scrolls the image. note - setting setWrap('repeat', 'clampzero') is what's needed for this - 'repeat', 'repeat' would wrap both...

if you just want to scroll a static image forever, this thread might help. http://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=83763&p=211275&hilit=scrolling+image#p211275 As a mental note for myself, I want to see if this image wrapping function works. http://www.love2d.org/wiki/%28Image%29:se...

Rectangle mesh tilted back so it's like a chess board and made a waveform of the sketch shader from moonshine. This might be a good game ending animation?