Alternative tile implementation

[vrld]

What I mean is that my game requires framebuffers, as they're the only way to scale up text in LÖVE.

love.graphics.scale(sx,y)
love.graphics.print(text, x,y, r, sx,sy)

[T-Bone]

What I mean is that my game requires framebuffers, as they're the only way to scale up text in LÖVE.

love.graphics.scale(sx,y)
love.graphics.print(text, x,y, r, sx,sy)

...oh. How could I have missed that? nevermind then That makes so many things so much easier

[Robin]

Also: size argument to newFont (unless you're using ImageFonts).

[BlackBulletIV]

What I mean is that my game requires framebuffers, as they're the only way to scale up text in LÖVE.

love.graphics.scale(sx,y)
love.graphics.print(text, x,y, r, sx,sy)

I've never thought of that before; nice.

[T-Bone]

Also: size argument to newFont (unless you're using ImageFonts).

No, that's not what I want. I want to render the text in one resolution and then scale it up (I want the pixelated feel)

And that brings me to what I think is my last question regarding this: When I use love.graphics.scale(), how do I set the Filter Mode?

[Roland_Yonaba]

See (Image):setFilter
And also this FilterMode

[T-Bone]

See (Image):setFilter
And also this FilterMode

What? No, that only applies to images (and framebuffers). On what "image" do I set the FilterMode when I want to apply it to the entire drawing area?

For example,

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function love.draw()
	love.graphics.scale(5,5)
	love.graphics.print("lolololol",20,20)
end

on what Image do I put setFilter("nearest","nearest")?

[TechnoCat]

See (Image):setFilter
And also this FilterMode

What? No, that only applies to images (and framebuffers). On what "image" do I set the FilterMode when I want to apply it to the entire drawing area?

For example,

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function love.draw()
	love.graphics.scale(5,5)
	love.graphics.print("lolololol",20,20)
end

on what Image do I put setFilter("nearest","nearest")?

setFilter on framebuffer, render to framebuffer, draw framebuffer.

[T-Bone]

See (Image):setFilter
And also this FilterMode

What? No, that only applies to images (and framebuffers). On what "image" do I set the FilterMode when I want to apply it to the entire drawing area?

For example,

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function love.draw()
	love.graphics.scale(5,5)
	love.graphics.print("lolololol",20,20)
end

on what Image do I put setFilter("nearest","nearest")?

setFilter on framebuffer, render to framebuffer, draw framebuffer.

Thought so. Thus I require framebuffers, so I might as well use them.

[kikito]

You could also create your own "print" using one image with all the letters.