Love.js - A Direct Emscripten Port

[ivan]

I don't think I can do much about that - it's hosted on GitHub pages so I'm not sure if I have control over that?

Sorry about the misunderstanding. I was referring to the following test pages: https://davidobot.net/lovejs/lovejs_spec/
https://davidobot.net/lovejs/akow/
https://davidobot.net/lovejs/3d/
https://davidobot.net/lovejs/features/

nteresting! Does it only happen in the latest source version? There wasn't anything radical changed in there afaik...

To be honest I really don't know how to build the Love project using Emscripten. I just use the "release" version of the following three files: "love.js", "love.worker.js" and "love.wasm" pulled without modification from your repository (https://github.com/Davidobot/love.js/tr ... rc/release). This warning only appears with the "release" version of the above-mentioned three files. The compatibility version does NOT trigger the warning.

Overall, love.js works great - the only issue for me is the memory allocation. I have setup the love.js standalone version to use about 1/6 of the device's memory by default, but it doesn't work on mobile devices where I get "this page uses too much memory". Any chance we can get the release version working on mobile devices?

[gianmichele]

Is there any plan to update this for 11.4?

[alexjgriffith]

Is there any plan to update this for 11.4?

Version 11.4 is supported in the latest release

[ivan]

Found another bug with Love.js that needs to be noted in the documentation:

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love.filesystem.getRealDirectory(path)

Causes a blocking crash when "path" does not exist on the user's hard drive.

[Stifu]

I think it's preferable to just file all issues directly on the GitHub repo.