Hi, In player.lua, I have function player_move() if love.keyboard.isDown("left") then player.x = player.x - (player.speed * dt) end if love.keyboard.isDown("right") then player.x = player.x + (player.speed * dt) end end In main.lua, I have function love.update(dt) player_move() e...

I'll just leave this here. It's the beginning of a game called triangle racers (the triangle you control). Uses the left, right, up, down kb arrows to animate the triangle to different positions -- which in turn produces a different steering experience and speed (speed not implemented yet). Basic ru...

Hi, I'm having trouble writing with the newScreenshot() function. function love.load() love.filesystem.setIdentity("screenshot") end function love.draw() took = true screenshot = love.graphics.newScreenshot() if took then took = false imageData = screenshot:encode( "png" ) love.f...

also because looking at the apps in Linux, it may be tricky to just capture the window area and I think I would still manually have to add sound. It would be nice to automate the whole process ;) Just use Kazam. It allows you to record a portion of your screen, and it can also record any pulseaudio...

Given that you are going to use external tools anyway, why don't you use a regular screen capturing software, like those used for creating screencasts? ...because I want to know how it works :) ...but also because looking at the apps in Linux, it may be tricky to just capture the window area and I ...

Just realised I can execute linux commands through love. I'm seeing if I can take that snapshot you suggested and pipe it to ffmpeg -- since ffmpeg can create a video from images.

Thank folks. I did that fix, made a few improvements and attached a copy with a working example -- if you are interested. It's still far from complete though.

Is there a way löve can record a user session (like a game play) to a video file -- Basically a record mode -- like how screen cast software does?

I'm currently looking into how to do a screen cap of a löve sessin with mplayer or ffmpeg, but just thought you might have a better idea.

Thanks.

My code works fine, until the number in [start <number>] (in text = ) is 10 or more. In the example below, it displays the first string, "string 1", then at 5 seconds displays the string, "string 3" instead of "string 2". If you change the last start number in "tex...

Your tuts are pretty funny. Thanks for making them.