Thanks for sharing this project! I’ve been looking for something like this to test my game on mobile devices!

Is there any way to rotate the screen by the way?

This could work in my opinion. But i have no idea how to work with canvases in g3d. :-( Any example perhaps? Sure, this is how i would do it: -- Requires -- ... function love.load() local w = ... local h = ... canvas2d = love.graphics.newCanvas(w, h) canvas3d = love.graphics.newCanvas(w, h) end fun...

You could use multiple canvases: a background canvas where you draw your parallax and a depth-enabled canvas with your 3d scene. You can then draw your canvases in the correct order on the screen to achieve this effect (i've used the same trick when i've played around with groverburger's 3d engine).

Hi all! I'm working on a large Love2D project using a library i've written to handle OOP, and i've decided to divide it into multiple files (one for each class plus main.lua and conf.lua). Whenever i need to instantiate or extend a class i'm simply requiring it with require "ClassName" and...

Hi Vico, I'm currently writing a JRPG engine using love2d as the game engine and Java (swing framework) as the editor. The project is going on well: i'd say the editor is almost complete while the engine is at 70% or so (vehicles and battle system are still missing although i've already done the lat...

ears? I just listen to sound and if it too loud, then i lower volume, if it to quiet then raise volume. That's what i'm doing at the moment but i'm not very consistent with it, so sometimes an audio track's volume will result different from other tracks. I ran everything through the audacity normal...

Hi all!

I'm having trouble finding the right sound and music volume when composing/converting audio for my game. Sometimes the resulting volume is too high or too weak.

Are you guys using some particular trick to find out the right value for your sound and music volume?

Thank you in advance

I'm not sure if this is the correct way to do it, but overriding love.errorhandler this way seems to do the trick: local utf8 = require("utf8") local function error_printer(msg, layer) print((debug.traceback("Error: " .. tostring(msg), 1+(layer or 1)):gsub("\n[^\n]+$", ...

Very cool! I'm working on an old-school JRPG too in love2d, so i'm very curious to see how you did it

Hi, Bowlman! The concept is the same in Lua too: // Load your images inside love.load function love.load() // Declare your image table. This will be a table of tables, where each subtable will hold your images images = {} // Loop for each image for i = 1, 10 do // Entry "i" of your multidi...