So, this is broken. None of the links to docs for individual functions work. The git repo is filled with .tmp files for the missing pages; probably something went wrong during the scraping process.

Honestly, I'd be hugely surprised if there are more than three end users who care about this. Everyone else is just going to click "approve everything!" because some games break if you don't. Training users to always approve useless security dialogs is bad, because once they get into the h...

That card is an updated version of what looks like a ten year old card? It's probably just running off a software implementation of OpenGL. That's what Windows does if the graphics card doesn't have support. Expect performance ranging from mediocre to horrible, depending on how complicated your game...

This is mainly an issue with composite on Linux in general. Most Linux gamers know to disable Compiz or Strange Things And/Or Reduced Performance Will Happen. Supposedly a solution is on the way with DRI2, which will make the composite manager aware of other OpenGL applications. Until then, just lea...

Ah, excellent. Thanks for your help. :-)

I was going for an effect sort of like this or this . There seems to be very little difference between the love.blend_additive and love.blend_normal modes on my Intel graphics card. It looks like it just makes lines a little smoother. Maybe I'm not using it properly? The glowing particles demo looke...

I'm messing around with the basics of a vector game, sort of like Asteroids, Bitfighter, or Geometry Wars. For optimum coolness factor, I'm trying to figure out a convenient way to make the lines sort of shimmer or glow, like they did on those old arcade screens. Kenta Cho uses the effect a lot in h...

This game runs at 9 FPS on my Core 2 Duo laptop with an Intel Integrated X3100. It's not a very powerful graphics card, but it can normally run much more complicated games than this just fine (Yay 3D RTS). Am I just seeing slowdown because of the limitations of LOVE? Edit: Never mind. I've been usin...