You do make a fair point :c I suppose it could still be nice if it was used only for drawing images directly, without shadders or wrapping, and included some padding in the atlas to prevent bleeding.

Yeah but that doesn't seamlessly improve the performance of code not using a texture atlas, and I think that would be a really nice feature.

Ah! Awesome thing. I thought of doing something like that myself, a fair while ago, but never got around to it. I might take it for a spin sometime, see if I can integrate my texture atlas into it somehow, to allow batching even when the original images aren't the same.

I agree with Trebgarta. Handling flags as numbers, with OR, is a practice I absolutely abhor. There is very little reason to have it here, the added complexity isn't a big deal at all.

I think it looks good, though the lights look a bit odd when they add up to that bright blotch. I guess that's more of a problem for HDR than anything else, though.

Halo: https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/BbUE2MS.png

Btw, you should probably do soft shadows not with shaders, but with polygons, texturing the penumbra with a gradient triangle, at least that's how I've seen it done.

Oh. You're right, of course. I fixed them and pushed. I haven't removed pre_quit for now, although I feel like I should... I'm bad at decisions, sigh. Regarding callbacks, what do you think about the dispatch callback? I thought about adding "callback groups", where it's possible to regist...

Hey, I have an optimization suggestion: While it'd increase the amount of drawcalls, you could probably optimize the raycasting tremendously with some mipmapping, binary search, and clever sampling, let me explain: Say you have a 360x512 polar bitmap of the scene, first you generate 360x128, 360x32,...

Just something I've written for an older project of mine, and polished up recently. It doesn't modify any existing behavior, which means it's 100% safe to plug into any love project that doesn't replace love.run . Its featureset is fairly simple: The primary features are: Callbacks - The ability to ...

Hey, I played with it a bit, definitively looks nice - though I'm not a fan of the filters you include by default, tbh. I tried playing around with the, ahem, bodycount, and on my moderately powerful PC, with 40 static + 40 dynamic bodies, the FPS dips below 60 FPS at around 20-22 lights - not awful...