huh, that is super strange. Like the data for the particles is there, but it seems it is failing to read the position texture in the render texture, or actually, it is reading only one position rather than getting the particle data lookup. I suspect I am doing some math in the glsl that is failing o...

this looks amazing, + that editor is awesome! I wish I had this type of thing for one of the games that I am working on.

I only see a dot moving slowly with a black background and clean cut borders. Not sure why. there is local debug = false up at the top of the code... if you turn that on, what kind of output do you get? Also, are you on 0.10? Also, this requires both shader and canvas support, and I don't know how ...

ink dr_p I threw together a little GPU based particle system in love2d this weekend. All simulation and display happens in shaders, so it is fast as heck, and displaying 262k particles. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/43672/blog_static/images/ink_dr_p.png There are a few strange implementation ...

I feel like the api choices in love2d (2d only, but with pixelshaders!) are creating an awesome alternate history.

This is great work garbagepillow! excited to see the full game.

Hey (sorry for the double posting), but I just went ahead and wrote a pure lua thing that watches the file system and loads in lua files that change. It preserves state, so you can just go along editing things. just use it like this: local fw = love.filesystem.load("fileWatch.lua")() fw:st...

I am not doing this in love2d, but in my other lua project, I use sockets to send the data over the network and then execute. I have some code that runs on the command line looking for file changes.

It lets me preserve state, which is nice.

I know this is an old thread, but this is cool work. I might be able to help out with the mac version of this. I will take a look at it soon!