Try breaking the love.timer.sleep function. Just add this line.megalukes wrote:Ah, full screen mode solve this, but everytime I'm using window mode fps is low. Now that I updated my graphic card it's stuck at 30~40.
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function love.timer.sleep() endIt didn't work unfortunately. I finally tested LÖVE 0.9.2 on Mac OSX and it works perfectly. I think Windows 8/8.1 is cursed haha.Evine wrote:Try breaking the love.timer.sleep function. Just add this line.megalukes wrote:Ah, full screen mode solve this, but everytime I'm using window mode fps is low. Now that I updated my graphic card it's stuck at 30~40.Code: Select all
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local button_list = {"cancel", "dismiss always", "dismiss", enterbutton = 3, escapebutton = 1}
pressed_but = love.window.showMessageBox("Are you sure?", "Are you sure you want to dismiss this army?", button_list, "info", false)
I believe they're in the "natural" order for message box buttons on the OS (whatever that may be), rather than always left-to-right. Maybe think of it like: the first one in the list is the primary button.demetris135 wrote:Buttons in Message boxes are in reverse order. Is it normal?
It works for me, but I'm using OS X right now. Maybe there's a bug in the Windows-specific message box code in SDL (which LÖVE uses to display message boxes.)demetris135 wrote:And escapebutton in Message boxes doesn't work!!! Program always using last button (3th in my example), when I press escape.
Another thing I noticed which isn't a huge deal, but if there's a message box open, and you click the game window behind it, the message box gets hidden behind the game window. Is there a way you can force the message box to always stay on top? And what does attach to window do?slime wrote:I believe they're in the "natural" order for message box buttons on the OS (whatever that may be), rather than always left-to-right. Maybe think of it like: the first one in the list is the primary button.demetris135 wrote:Buttons in Message boxes are in reverse order. Is it normal?
It works for me, but I'm using OS X right now. Maybe there's a bug in the Windows-specific message box code in SDL (which LÖVE uses to display message boxes.)demetris135 wrote:And escapebutton in Message boxes doesn't work!!! Program always using last button (3th in my example), when I press escape.
It attaches the message box to the window and should prevent it from getting hidden behind itAlexCalv wrote:Another thing I noticed which isn't a huge deal, but if there's a message box open, and you click the game window behind it, the message box gets hidden behind the game window. Is there a way you can force the message box to always stay on top? And what does attach to window do?
That's strange.. When I added true to the function for it, attach to window did nothing for me.rmcode wrote:It attaches the message box to the window and should prevent it from getting hidden behind itAlexCalv wrote:Another thing I noticed which isn't a huge deal, but if there's a message box open, and you click the game window behind it, the message box gets hidden behind the game window. Is there a way you can force the message box to always stay on top? And what does attach to window do?
What OS are you using?AlexCalv wrote:That's strange.. When I added true to the function for it, attach to window did nothing for me.rmcode wrote:It attaches the message box to the window and should prevent it from getting hidden behind itAlexCalv wrote:Another thing I noticed which isn't a huge deal, but if there's a message box open, and you click the game window behind it, the message box gets hidden behind the game window. Is there a way you can force the message box to always stay on top? And what does attach to window do?