I am creating an API with editable properties and would like to have basic type checking in it. For regular Lua values this is simple enough but I can't find a way to check if a value is a LÖVE object. I thought to extract Object:typeOf for this but calling it with non LÖVE objects actually causes ...

How are you trying to run your code? I'm assuming you gave löve a path, and you included main.lua, which you shouldn't; path ends at the containing folder, so remove main.lua and it should run.

What mountpoint did you mount the newly mounted archive into? If you didn't supply one, it put the files into the root of the virtual file system, which is probably not the best of ideas. Give the method a second parameter e.g. "mounts/"..tostring(id)" or whatever, and then you can fr...

A bit more explanation, setDefaultFilter should have been called *before* you create a font, and it would have worked as well... if that was the only issue.

You could also use the following function to make the center point (0,0) on the coordinate system you use: love.graphics.translate(-love.graphics.getWidth()/2, -love.graphics.getHeight()/2) Now, "normally", the above should account for DPI scaling (the functions that don't are getPixelWidt...

Instead of the file ping-pong thing, you could probably also use local networking to send and receive data between the two instances. Or, you know, just split your one window into two, and render the two screens next to each other however you'd like... That said, if you are talking about an actual 3...

3) Put that data directly into PNG. I haven't investigated this deeply but seems that I can put user defined data into the image. Don't like this because it involves a separate tool (If I understand correctly Aseprite doesn't allow this). And moreover, it complicates the development. You are referr...

With queueable sources, Source:tell might be returning 0 due to how short your buffers are; By the time it queries the data, the frame got queued and played completely, and so it returns zero since the playback stopped due to the source running out of unplayed samples or unplayed buffers as well). S...

Also, you mentioned lua54.dll which sounds out of place, considering löve uses luaJIT by default, which iirc has a different name for its library file.

Hi and welcome to the forums. pairs is not ordered, meaning it will iterate over the tile.inputs table in whatever order it pleases; depending on what disconnectWire does, it might mess with iteration. either try using ipairs, or if that doesn't work either (probably due to you deleting entries in t...