Sounds similar to turtle graphics. There's a library for love2d, not sure how up-to-date it is https://github.com/arthurealike/turtle.lua

It's pretty much the same as PC; but using different callbacks https://gist.github.com/EngineerSmith/71cb3f8790914b26126190ec05c7c095 I threw together a basic example. It is a little over engineered; but by handing all input in one file it is much easier to track and trace where things are going wro...

You can't safely use love.graphics in threads. You can load imageData in a thread and send it back to the main thread to create an image from it.
I personally use lily ( https://github.com/MikuAuahDark/lily ) for multithreaded loading (works in 11.4, so no need to mess about with it).

Not sure if this question is still open, but with love11.4 luajit was updated to include `string.buffer` library. So you can now use that to serialize lua tables. If you're using Ubuntu, some program managers don't install the correct version of luajit with love11.4 so they don't have `string.buffer...

If it is enet, each peer on the server is it's own "client" (in server-client arch). You can get the peer from event.peer If it is luasocket (UDP), each receivefrom return's each client's connected ip address (unique for that current connection, ip can change, and port will change on each ...

It might be better to just improve your base image; especially as you're targeting android. Doing multiple passes isn't something mobile GPUs can usually handle very well. Generally to get a better "glow" you'd sample a lot more and a lot further to get a better result. You can then add a ...

Github actions is where all the builds are kept, you'd need a github account to access them: https://github.com/love2d/love/actions/runs/2083673514 Just scroll down to the artefacts and use what you need. Love 12.0 changes somethings like stencils and other graphics elements to do with meshes. As th...

AppleCake is an extensive profiling library designed to profile multithreaded applications. It uses widely available Chromium's about://tracing for you to visualise the data. AppleCake is a little over 2 years old now, and I have recently updated it to provide more features and better performance! h...

I personally keep a log in a notebook of when I start and when I end. I lay it out in a simple bar graph that is aesthetically pleasing. I mostly do it to track the time working since I'm self employed

Is there a way to give the back buffer (default canvas) a depth buffer without using conf? I tried the following, but it doesn't work. local lg = love.graphics local w, g = lg.getPixelDimensions() local depthcanvas = lg.newCanvas(w, h, {format="depth24", readable=true}) lg.setDepthMode(&qu...