Another easy way to run a .love under Linux, is to copy the love binary (mv /usr/bin/love /home/unknown/develfolder) into your Developmen folder and drag and drop the (unpacked) folder containing the main.lua onto (on? Whatever..) the binary. Regards! P.S.: Who have stolen my avatar, and where has h...

Awesome, thank you

Greets

Hey Geti,

no, it is not (only) the screenshot function. It is the traverse of the whole picture, and setting every pixel, which kills the FPS.

Regards...

Yes, it helped me, but not enough.

in order to create the joint, you have to specify mysterious "x" and "y". What for coordinates are they? Local coordinates? Of which body? Global Coordinates? And if global, how to move the joint?

Fruchthieb...

TechnoCat wrote:All the other segments appear to be okay. Try flooring their x,y coordinates to a whole number (or maybe a half number?).

All the other elements are quads. Though, itried your suggestion, and the same problem occur.

nevon wrote: Bokeh

Sweet! Looks awesome!

Thanks.

Regards!

Bokeh ?

If you mean these colored particles, yes for sure they are animated

they will show you the way you should go (in the game)

Hey lövers! Ok, these are not really rendering artefacts, but i dont know how to say in english. So i'll try to describe it. By placing two images exactly side by side, and rotating with love.graphics.rotate() i get something like the following: (see picture) Is there a possibility to avoid the litt...

Hey Geti, I tried it here under Linux, Laptop, DualCore 2*2,3GHz, NVidia Geforce 9300m GS. Standard Hardware, i guess. I got ca. 1FPS. The same problem worried me some time ago. I thought about two answers: First: Implementing shaders in C++, i dont know, if that really reduces CPU cost, i think it ...

Ähem,
and what for numbers are allowed? power of two?

thanks

Find data? Its a table, via loading it, you can use it as normal. Anyway, for finding data you might take a look at that: http://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html#5.4
Exspecially this function: string.find (s, pattern [, init [, plain]])
Regards!