So in other words, nothing that should be particularly important to Löve. Not to mention that's only ES 1.0, I'd certainly expect more features in ES 2.0, but again, I don't think it matters. Well, and the removal of some of those features is actually a pretty good thing...

I was wondering if I should post a thread like this around here or not...

...guess you beat me to it

I may take a look at trying to get it to run on the Pandora if I ever get around to it...gotta figure out what the main differences between GL and GL ES are first

Not sure what XBCD or Xinput is, but I'm guessing they somehow relate to DirectX. XBCD is a custom written driver for the xbox 360 controller for Windows. As far as I can tell, the main purpose of it is to let you change the triggers from analog buttons into digital ones so they can be used in more...

The only way I know of to differentiate between the axes is either installing the XBCD driver (I think that lets you optionally map the triggers to different axes), or through the XInput API.

Another thing to note is you shouldn't let the player turn back onto themselves (going right and hitting left should have no effect, rather than killing you)

rude wrote:I thought it was funny.

But I guess that's just me.

You are not alone.

Xfcn wrote:I hate possibly bricking my hardware.

Steal a friends, and possibly brick their handheld instead!

On a more serious note, it'd be kind of cool to see it done on an Xbox seeing as how we have XnaLua, and I know one of the Google Summer of Code projects was porting SDL to the 360 by using XNA.

mike wrote:I just noticed that you got inspiration from NO.

Wait, I did?

mike wrote:go suck a dick, Python

Would that make Python Outgay you?

On a more related note, yeah, Löve is an awesome engine. It's basically like the engine I've always wanted to write, but never managed to because I can never get the engine structure to work out right.

I OBEY!