Testing the new things in 0.9.0

[slime]

But love.window.isVisible works properly? ffffuuuuu

EDIT: I think I found the issue, but the fix will probably be a bit hacky... oh well.

[Santos]

Yep, love.window.isVisible works just great, sorry!


Here's an example of creating a SoundData and a Source from a base64 encoded string, and a couple of new SoundData methods:

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function love.load()
	data = 'RXh0ZW5kZWQgTW9kdWxlOiBzb2x... etc. Check out the .love file to test it!'
	filedata = love.filesystem.newFileData(data, '.xm', 'base64')
	sounddata = love.sound.newSoundData(filedata)
	source = love.audio.newSource(filedata)
	source:play()
end

function love.draw()
	love.graphics.print('Number of samples: '..sounddata:getSampleCount(), 0, 0)
	love.graphics.print('\nDuration: '..sounddata:getDuration()..' seconds', 0, 0)
end

solarbeams.love

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Blend modes!

replace is new, and alpha and multiplicative are different.

blendmodes.love

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[Santos]

love.math.random and such!

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function love.load()
	love.window.setMode(450, 170)

	love.math.randomseed(123)

	s = 'The random number generator is portable.\nIf you run this, you should also get the numbers ' ..
	love.math.random(100) .. ', ' ..
	love.math.random(100) .. ', and ' ..
	love.math.random(100) .. '.\n\n'

	rg1 = love.math.newRandomGenerator()
	rg1:randomseed(123)

	rg2 = love.math.newRandomGenerator(123)

	s = s .. '(Which are also '..
	rg1:random(100)..' and '..rg2:random(100)..', '..
	rg1:random(100)..' and '..rg2:random(100)..', and '..
	rg1:random(100)..' and '..rg2:random(100)..'!)\n\n'

	s = s .. 'These numbers are the same:\n'..
	rg1:random()..'\n'..
	rg2:random()..'\n\nAnd '..
	rg1:random(100, 200)..' is the same number as '..
	rg2:random(100, 200)
end

function love.draw()
	love.graphics.print(s, 15, 15)
end

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function love.load()
	width = 300
	height = 200

	love.window.setMode(width, height)

	imagedata = love.image.newImageData(width, height)

	image = love.graphics.newImage(imagedata)

	color = {255, 0, 255}
end

function do_thing()
	r = love.math.randomnormal(50)

	a = math.floor(r) + width/2

	for i = imagedata:getHeight()-1, 0, -1 do
		if a >= 0 and a <= width-1 then

			if imagedata:getPixel(a, i) == 0 then

				-- ImageData:setPixel now accepts a table with optional alpha.
				imagedata:setPixel(a, i, color)
				break
			end
		end
	end
end

function love.update(dt)
	do_thing()
	do_thing()
	do_thing()
	do_thing()
	do_thing()

	-- Image:refresh reloads an Image using the ImageData that created it.
	image:refresh()
end

function love.draw()
	love.graphics.draw(image)
end

love.timer.getAverageDelta!

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Inspired by http://sol.gfxile.net/gp/ch02.html

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function love.load()
	height = 100
	width = 200
	love.window.setMode(width, height)
	oh = love.image.newImageData(width, height)
	yes = love.graphics.newImage(oh)
end

function love.update()
	time = love.timer.getTime() * 100
	oh:mapPixel(function(x, y) return decimal_to_rgb(y * y + x * x + time) end)
	yes:refresh()
end

function love.draw()
	love.graphics.draw(yes)
	love.graphics.print(
		'Average delta:\n' ..
		love.timer.getAverageDelta() * 1000 .. ' ms', 10, 35)
end

function decimal_to_rgb(n)
	local r = math.floor(n / (256*256))
	local g = math.floor((n - (r * (256*256))) / 256)
	local b = n - (r * 256*256) - (g * 256)

	return r, g, b
end

[Ref]

Well, Shaders seem to be well & happy.

[Santos]

Font filtering and love.graphics.printf!

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function love.load()
	love.window.setMode(650, 100)

	font = love.graphics.getFont()
end

function love.draw()
	-- The filter style of Fonts can be set.
	-- When setFilter is given one argument, it is used when the object is either magnified or minified.

	font:setFilter('nearest')

	-- love.graphics.printf has "justify" align mode and transformation parameters.

	love.graphics.printf(
		'This is a test!',
		10, 10, -- position
		200, -- width
		'justify', -- align mode
		0, -- rotation
		3, nil, -- x and y axis scale (y axis defaults to x axis)
		0, 0, -- offset
		-0.3, 0 -- x and y axis shear
		)

	font:setFilter('linear')

	love.graphics.printf(
		'This is a test!',
		10, 50, -- position
		200, -- width
		'left', -- align mode
		0, -- rotation
		3, nil, -- x and y axis scale (y axis defaults to x axis)
		0, 0, -- offset
		-0.3, 0 -- x and y axis shear
		)
end

[slime]

FYI the 'justify' AlignMode is pretty broken right now. It needs major fixing/rewriting before it'll match real justified alignment.

[Ref]

[quote="Santos"]So I thought it would be cool to have a thread when 0.9.0 is released to talk about and show examples of the new functionality, but then I thought, why wait, it could be useful to talk about what's new now so it can be documented and tested with the nightly builds.
quote]
Just wondering where you live - that the nights are so long.
The last 'nightly build' was on June 24.

[mickeyjm]

So I thought it would be cool to have a thread when 0.9.0 is released to talk about and show examples of the new functionality, but then I thought, why wait, it could be useful to talk about what's new now so it can be documented and tested with the nightly builds.

Just wondering where you live - that the nights are so long.
The last 'nightly build' was on June 24.

I'd guess Valve HQ

[slime]

Boolsheet's nightly builds for Windows are more up to date:

https://bitbucket.org/Boolsheet/love_wi ... ev-x64.zip
https://bitbucket.org/Boolsheet/love_wi ... ev-x86.zip

You can see when they were last updated by clicking on the 'branches' section here: https://bitbucket.org/Boolsheet/love_winbin/downloads

[Santos]

Cursors!

This uses:
love.mouse.newCursor
love.mouse.setCursor
love.mouse.getCursor
[wiki]Cursor:getType[/wiki]

Click or scroll to change cursors.

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function love.load()

	watermelon = love.image.newImageData(love.filesystem.newFileData('iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAABAAAAAdCAMAAACUsxyNAAAAG1BMVEUAAAD//8xm/2YAZgAAiAAAAAD/AJkAVQAAuwCd2kQ+AAAAAXRSTlMAQObYZgAAAHBJREFUeF6F0EEKQyEAA1GT/Nre/8QVDYNQoC4fE0E9kmRcJ5Z8SzSnKkAFeCEUFYCGCQ0TGqANExoKmgISJmsgtaBPUtBWAfIBF+RUNnhvxQvzed4JCfD8gHVPxgJLzn5dFi84JR8JIP+glzeonMEXBYEFSfnXZfkAAAAASUVORK5CYII=', '', 'base64'))

	cursors = {
		love.mouse.newCursor('arrow'),
		love.mouse.newCursor('ibeam'),
		love.mouse.newCursor('wait'),
		love.mouse.newCursor('waitarrow'),
		love.mouse.newCursor('crosshair'),
		love.mouse.newCursor('sizenwse'),
		love.mouse.newCursor('sizenesw'),
		love.mouse.newCursor('sizewe'),
		love.mouse.newCursor('sizens'),
		love.mouse.newCursor('sizeall'),
		love.mouse.newCursor('no'),
		love.mouse.newCursor('hand'),
		love.mouse.newCursor(watermelon, 0, 0)
	}

	i = 1

end


function love.draw()

	local cursor = love.mouse.getCursor()

	if cursor then
		love.graphics.print('Current cursor: ' .. cursor:getType(), 0, 0)
	else
		love.graphics.print('Current cursor: default', 0, 0)
	end

end


function love.mousepressed(x, y, b)

	if b == 'l' or b == 'wu' then

		i = i - 1
		if i < 1 then
			i = #cursors
		end

	elseif b == 'r' or b == 'wd' then

		i = i + 1
		if i > #cursors then
			i = 1
		end

	end

	love.mouse.setCursor(cursors[i])

end

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I'm wondering, why do new Cursors have to be created from CursorTypes rather than passing the CursorType to setCursor, since only one style of Cursor can be made from each CursorType? Something like this doesn't seem to make sense:

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cursor1 = love.mouse.newCursor('arrow')
cursor2 = love.mouse.newCursor('arrow')