Hey y'all! I've been using LÖVE to work on my projects for the past 2 years or so, and I'm super excited to share the first project that I've released on Steam! It's Shell Out Showdown , a hectic, food-fight, reverse battle royale set in the near future. Take on the role of a sapient vending machine...

Ah, I see, I see. Okay cool. If I find the time I may give it a test on Windows myself, and if I do I'll be sure to post here with my results. (I don't have a Windows machine on hand, but a friend does so I might eventually give it a shot).

Thanks to you both for the info and clarification. I see how I was mistaken and confused. That said, The reason it "sounds better" is mostly subjective... the fact being that interpolating samples that have low sampling rates means removing high-end artifacts from the sound; in some sample...

Okay, thanks for that clarification. Though I am confused by no resampling being the lowest quality, it doesn't seem that way to me in terms of sound quality. No interpolation preserves the sample quality and does not make it sound flat or altered in any way. That said, the resampling algorithm bein...

Hello there, I've finally gotten around to actually trying to get my XM files working properly in love again (see previous thread ), and everything is going along just fine other than a resampling problem I'm having. When I'm making/listening to my tracker files (XM files made in MilkyTracker) I set...

Alright, so I was able to make some modifications to my code based on people's replies (like putting it all on a separate thread and whatnot) and I met all my requirements for looping and music control in general. The last bit that solved it was knowing that decoder:seek() takes seconds not samples,...

Oh, I see. Then my problem is that I'm calling seek with samples instead of seconds. That's super helpful to know, thanks. I'll change that and see how it works.

Thanks to you both for the information. It was very helpful. So I modified the code in this thread to meet my needs for looping, and that worked perfectly. mSource = love.sound.newDecoder('path/to/music/song.mp3', 2048) -- Default, but this should be smaller, imo. qSource = love.audio.newQueueableSo...

Hello all, I've been developing on Love for the last 6 months or so and I love it (no pun intended). However, I have so far been unable to accomplish what I am wanting to do in regards to controlling music, specifically controlling the looping of it, and I am also wondering if anybody knows of a way...