LÖVE

I think it's always been like that.

1. Does love.graphics.setIcon have a love.conf counterpart?

2. It changes the icon on the taskbar and in the ALT+TAB window, but not on LÖVE window's titlebar. Is it a bug or the intended behavior?

Thanks,

Andre

leiradel wrote:1. Does love.graphics.setIcon have a love.conf counterpart?

2. It changes the icon on the taskbar and in the ALT+TAB window, but not on LÖVE window's titlebar. Is it a bug or the intended behavior?

Thanks,

Andre

Forgot so say: Windows 7 64 bits.

I think the correct answer is almost always that Löve does whatever SDL does, because that is the library it uses. You can see what happens when the game is being loaded and started up from boot.lua. Here's a link to the repo:

http://bitbucket.org/rude/love/src/tip/ ... s/boot.lua

Looks like there is nothing about the icon in the game configuration.

leiradel wrote: Forgot so say: Windows 7 64 bits.

do you have any errors related to the openal.dll(like i described on the previous page)? i hoped it was windows 7 related error -.-

redlock wrote:do you have any errors related to the openal.dll(like i described on the previous page)? i hoped it was windows 7 related error -.-

I haven't played any sound yet. I'll try it later and let you know.

finally got love 0.7 beta to work on Windows 7 x64, I had to rename the openal32.dll to openal64.dll

leiradel wrote:1. Does love.graphics.setIcon have a love.conf counterpart?

What about that one?

redlock wrote:finally got love 0.7 beta to work on Windows 7 x64, I had to rename the openal32.dll to openal64.dll

It worked for me out of the box. I've tested with an ogg and a mod.

But one other problem appeared when I declared the source as a local variable inside love.load. After playing almost the entire music, LÖVE crashed. I think it may be related to the garbage collector collecting the source before it ended playing. If that's really the problem, I can see at least three solutions:

1. Put sources in the Lua registry when they start playing and removed when they end playing so that the GC doesn't try to collect them while they're playing.
2. Check if a source is playing and stop it before their memory is released in its __gc metamethod.
3. Don't put sources in local variables, though it feels more like an workaround than a fix.

#1 is preferred, I would like to be able to
though right now I need to pool if a source ended playing in the update loop, so I have to save it into a variable somewhere anyway...

Cheers,

Andre

I have a question - Are you planning a way of either writing fonts to images or rotating fonts?