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You don't need to remind us that it's been 24 hours. It's not a hard-and-fast rule, it's a courtesy thing.

You may want to add a check in there to keep the player from making a difficult < 1. Also, making Escape quit the program is generally good manners. Finally, you've got some Power of 2 issues you may want to address.

tentus wrote:You don't need to remind us that it's been 24 hours. It's not a hard-and-fast rule, it's a courtesy thing.

You may want to add a check in there to keep the player from making a difficult < 1. Also, making Escape quit the program is generally good manners. Finally, you've got some Power of 2 issues you may want to address.

Out of curiosity; does PO2 syndrome only apply to love? It doesn't specify that it does on the wiki, but I couldn't find any similar results on any other sites on google that says anything about PO2, and I'd expect wikipedia to have an article on it.

Also; why do people make escape quit? What about the close button?

what do you mean? power of 2 issues?

GijsB wrote:what do you mean? power of 2 issues?

Older processors don't display images that aren't a power of two on both axis.

added that you cant go below size 2, and above size 9

so you cant have a image with the size 13,13 :O?

GijsB wrote:so you cant have a image with the size 13,13 :O?

No. You'd have to add transparent padding so that it's 16x16.

GijsB wrote:so you cant have a image with the size 13,13 :O?

You can, you just have to put it inside a 16x16 transparent image.

@Trappingnoobs: no, PO2 is very common, particularly in the 3d scene. A lot of engines hide the problem though, by automatically scaling images up to the next power. Love 0.8.0 will do this.

wait, if a make imgdata with a size of like 400 and 400, and put in there the images, will it work?

Last I checked 400 wasn't a power of two.
Also, you double posted again.

I'd like to point out that this has nothing to do with CPUs, as Trappingnoobs mentioned, it has to do with your graphics card.