Thanks for mentionning our game Chronodog :D https://nicmagnier.itch.io/chronodog One of the mechanic in our game is thet you see a button up close and at each solved puzzle we zoom out the camera to reveal more potential puzzle. To manage the zoom out and because it's a jam I wanted to have a quick...

macOS 10.14 has a broken implementation of OpenGL vsync unfortunately. Hopefully it will be fixed in an OS update. There's nothing we can do to fix it on our side. It works in 11.1 because that was built with the macOS 10.13 SDK and macOS 10.14 uses legacy codepaths internally when running it (it's...

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Kind of happy with the result ...

Last week-end, it was the GMTK Jam and the theme was Genre without mechanic. As usual I used Löve to make my submission, so I thought I would share the result here. https://nicmagnier.itch.io/fish (and please rate the game for the jam, especially if you like it: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2018/rate/29...

I was talking about my library. If you want to talk about jQuery you are welcome to debate about it in another topic.

The point is code readability and not to have to manually loop through your entities. That is maybe not your priority but when I'm working on a project I try to save all the time I have and having a more concise and readable code make it also way easier during debuging. There is a overhead of course...

I've added a couple of functions to easily access specific entities. The classic example is that we often want to have find the game object which has the biggest or smallest property (like a score, or closest from a position) To do it we usually do a for loop compare to the best value we have and ch...

During the last Ludum Dare I experimented with the idea of managing entities and filtering them using a system similar to jQuery. I found it pretty useful so I expanded on the idea and finished a first version of a library. Usually I do my set of tools for myself but I thought it was interesting eno...