I think it's loveframes.util.GetHover(). Returns true if there is an object under the mouse cursor , false if not.ds84182 wrote:I don't know how I would figure out if there is an object (like a frame) under the mouse cursor...
I know about Android port of LÖVE. And I`ve found out there is some kind of problem with loveframes in this case. So, loveframes need some adaptation, I guess.Positive07 wrote:This is a LÖVE library compatible with LÖVE for PC, MAC and Linux, it should easily be adapted (if necessary at all) to work with the android port of LÖVE
Your first two suggestions can be done by creating a custom drawing function for the tooltip, or by modifying the tooltip drawing function in the active skin. Your third suggestion can be done simply by calling loveframes.Create("tooltip") whenever the right mouse button is pressed.AlexYeCu wrote:I`m developing a crpg game using love2d right now, so I`m looking to the things, which are useful for game making first of all. Loveframes is a very nice and useful library, which helps a lot, but I think there is a way to make it a bit better for game-developers.
Some feature requests for tooltips:
1. Is it possible to add a method for changing background color?
2. And setting an image like a background (automatic splitting tooltip`s text to lines according to image`s WxH size)?
3. Is it possible to add alternative method of activation for tooltips: at RMB click?
You can do this by defining a custom drawing function for the object:VADemon wrote:I really like LoveFrames, it saved a lot of my time already. Now I wanted to change the appearance of a single object and here, adding a new skin to change a drawing function for every so little change to the default skin seems to be an overkill to me. I wish there was a simple way to change the default skin's functions for every object like (:SetDrawingFunction("name", func)). Are you planning to do something like this?
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local button = loveframes.Create("button")
button.Draw = function(object)
love.graphics.setColor(255, 0, 0, 255)
love.graphics.rectangle("fill", object.x, object.y, object.width, object.height)
end
You can change the way the text looks in the skin file, or create a custom drawing function for the object.PaddyDignam wrote:Is there any way to position and/or format text in an ImageButton?
You should be able to inherit from other widgets by making a few modifications to the way objects are loaded.Llamageddon wrote:Looking at the code briefly, it seems like none of the widgets inherit from anything other than the base class, is subclassing widgets possible if I wanted to create a new widget type? Or would I have to write it from scratch?
Yes, technically.Llamageddon wrote: I'm making a simple console for my game, if I wanted to make it into a reusable widget, could I use the existing widgets as its internals? Totally asking that without inspecting loveframes source, just based off the demo's debug overlay info and what it suggests.
Full text selection is planned but not close, so feel free to have a go at it if you like.Llamageddon wrote: Also, is proper text selection for the textinput widget planned and/or close? I could try implementing it, but it would most likely be messy code. Along with that, ctrl+left/right for text navigation. I'll probably implement that myself soon, since I'll probably need it