LÖVE

I made the color sliders, kinda lame, but functional.

I could not create the save file system, don't know exactly how to do it or even if it's possible with love 0.7.2.

EDIT: Is it possible to save files outside the .love file? I think this will probably stop the development of this project.

xeol wrote:I made the color sliders, kinda lame, but functional.

I could not create the save file system, don't know exactly how to do it or even if it's possible with love 0.7.2.

EDIT: Is it possible to save files outside the .love file? I think this will probably stop the development of this project.

Sure, but remember to set the identity.

If you just save files with love.filesystem, without setting any Identity or anything, the files usually just appear in ~/.local/share/love/loveapp.love/ on Linux. I guess it's similar on Windows and OSX. It's kind of weird to have a folder with a dot in its name but it works.

T-Bone wrote:If you just save files with love.filesystem, without setting any Identity or anything, the files usually just appear in ~/.local/share/love/loveapp.love/ on Linux. I guess it's similar on Windows and OSX. It's kind of weird to have a folder with a dot in its name but it works.

Yes, also in osx ending ".love" folders turns too in a directly running love app without have it to zip it. Sometimes it's very handy but I always have to make sure that that love file isn't indeed a folder and that is zip packed for distribution.

Note that you can only set the name of the folder to store your files in, not the location.

So it will always be on the users directory?

Btw, I really can't think of a way to save the image. Apparently there is no function to read a part of the screen into imagedata, or even to read a specific pixel on the screen. If anyone knows a way to do it, tell me or feel free to add it to the code.



Also, I posted in the charas-project forum and way of the pixel yesterday, but got no replies so far ):

If you draw to a Framebuffer, rather than directly to screen, you can use Framebuffer:getImageData.

Robin wrote:If you draw to a Framebuffer, rather than directly to screen, you can use Framebuffer:getImageData.

It worked, but somehow the resulting image is upside down. Do anyone know why is that?


Here goes the current version:

xeol wrote:It worked, but somehow the resulting image is upside down. Do anyone know why is that?

Bug fixed in 0.8.0: https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/issue/1 ... oader-fail