Jasoco wrote:but anything between 1 and 254 will be placed on a black pixel. Which sucks a bit.

Robin wrote:I played around with my example for a bit.

Oh, the geek jokes just seem to be coming to me.

Holy crap.

Thank you again, Miko.

By the way, about that framebuffer issue: how shall I exactly draw to it? I know I first load it in love.load(), but do I first set the render target (in the draw() step) as the framebuffer, and then use a draw() function to set the images in the buffer?

Yeah, maybe I should organize it like that. :-?

Thank you for the help, Miko.

Hmm, must be the framebuffer.

I am at my wits end. I can't figure out why, at the end of my little demo here, it completely freezes up. I don't know if it's all of the ships I'm drawing, or it's a combination of the drawing and the collision detection.

If you guys wish to sample my game, here it is.

Thanks, man, I've been meaning to rewrite that function.

I think I am do some unnecessary drawing calls each update. Some of my functions still do drawing even when the enemy is off the screen. So I think I'll add code to see if they've left the screen and stop drawing them. That might alleviate the problem a little. On one function I'm trying to draw sev...

Thanks, guys, I'll try that out.
*Tries that out*
Now if I could only get the frame rate under control (and get this nasty freeze-up solved).