adrix89 wrote:

caleidoscope.love

Image buffer does not compile

It doesn't like the word buffer, here's a quick fix:

the value passed to love.update is actually the time since the last frame: so while it is in seconds, it is usually very low (0.016 for 60fps) so if, for example, you wanted something to occur roughly every second, you would do something like: local timer = 0 local interval = 1 function love.update(...

Oh god this is perfect! Thankyou!

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If your blocks are going to be in a grid like terraria/minecraft, you don't even need to use a loop: you can just divide the mouse coordinates by the block size and then round down, to get the exact block you want to change. Eg: local grid_size = 40 local block_grid = {} local block_size = 10 for i ...

Sorry for the double post, but it seems i cant attach more than 3 files. This is a test drawing application with layers. It uses a shader to display the color picker (middle mouse button) since chosing colors needs to be fairly responsive: Drawing test1.love This is an accident while making the sand...

Seeing as shaders are pretty new and there aren't many examples yet, I thought It'd be nice to pool together what we've come up with so far, so that people who're interested in checking them out before 0.8 is properly out can see what they can do and have a play. I'll dump a few I've come up with so...

bartbes wrote:I didn't even read any aggression until you mentioned a fight.. I suppose you could interpret it like that, but I doubt it's meant that way.

People find aggression where they want to.

Go fuck yourselves.

PIL only shows you how to properly use Lua functions, it doesn't teach you all of the necessary things to program anything. In fact you might say it doesn't teach you to program at all, it's not really a tutorial but a reference. Start tinkering and looking at other LOVE projects. Take one you like...

I think the threaded mandelbrot is a good example, it allows you to do a lot of calculations without it freezing everything. What have you tried doing so far? EDIT: as another example, I've used separate threads to generate procedural worlds in the background while the main thread is just concerned ...