Yeah, I believe that's what was happening. It was running way too fast and needed an FPS limiter on it.

There's actually a better way to do this defined in http://love2d.org/wiki/love.timer.sleep Copying here in case the wiki changes: function love.load() min_dt = 1/30 next_time = love.timer.getMicroTime() end function love.update(dt) next_time = next_time + min_dt --rest of function here end function...

Oh, I also remember reading something about vsync. Is vsync on by default for Love? Maybe the laptop GPU doesn't have vsync, so it's reporting a higher framerate even though the actual logic loop is taking more time than on a desktop (since the draw part is probably taking basically 0 time).

Something very strange is going on with my Love2d entry. On my beast gaming machine at home, it runs at about 60 and feels good. On this laptop, it's reporting an FPS of 300 or so, like it's not taking any time at all to draw or something. It's drawing many more frames than are being simulated. It s...

I've been exploring how to port a love project to MOAI and found this project to be pretty useful, despite the small subset of love that it supports. There were a bunch of issues with the implementation as it was, so I forked the project and made some changes. Now you can run the love project in lov...