OK a simple one, two things. 1. You don't need to specify in your shader: pixel.a = pixel.a; Unless you want to modify the alpha further. Otherwise remove this line. 2. To use the current love color multiply your shader result with the vec4 color parameter; so replace; return pixel; with return pixe...

Munki, it might be possible to use "love/dw" when running in fused mode but not vice versa. There is no point in supporting both fused and non-fused modes - you already have control of the binaries and how the game launches. Also there is "isFused": https://love2d.org/wiki/love....

Cheers for the advice everyone, this is pretty odd but the workarounds help a lot.

pgimeno wrote: ↑Mon Jul 02, 2018 11:47 am However, using love.filesystem.setIdentity("love/DW") works.

OK I tried this and conform it still works, so I'll use this instead.

Been working on the 'Steamworks' API and a Lua library for it, hit a brick wall with the 'callback' system that Volvo use for most of the functionality. Apparently there might have been some progress in the ffi side of things, where you can register a c callback to trigger a Lua function, but I coul...

In both cases I manually use setIdentity() to something simple such as 'DW', but both examples give different save folders on a Win7 system. For the non-fused game the save path resolves to: "C:\Users\Me\AppData\Roaming\ LOVE \DW" where the 'LOVE' folder was created automatically (all caps...

What they are doing sounds like pointing the barrel of a loaded gun at your own eye so you can see if it is jammed.

This isn't going well for me. Brackets has a distinct lack of support for languages like Lua that use words as brackets such as 'if then end' and 'function end'. This means there is no proper support for code folding and also no support for a function list without going into making a plug-in for it....

Ah you might be right. I'm using an example from the wiki that I modified to print out to a custom log file. I just commented this out and the default error handler works fine! Thanks for that, I will check what is causing me the issue in my code. Turns out I had a typo in my error handler code, all...

love.graphics.setColor(nil, nil, nil, nil) will cause LOVE (v11.1) to exit with no error handler callback in my code.

Anyone know why this might not propagate an error correctly?

Cheers, as always.

I'm going to check how to create a run command today, and also possibly how to use the git integration; will report back soon. OK running a love project is easy File -> Extension Manager -> Search for "Run LÖVE" and install it. Restart the editor and you can use ctrl-shift-l or click the e...