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I'm trying out both italic and a grey tone. I think only one of those will be not noticeable enough. What do you think?

EDIT: Oh yes, see the draw() function for the effect. I've only changed one so far.

That's fine, but you may have to use a slightly darker tone when its displayed on the other backgrounds. Try it out and see.

Alright done. I've also made some other changes. The callbacks section is a lot better now (arguments, as well as a bit more description of love.quit - as suggested by Robin). I've added the MouseConstant enum, with a diagram of a mouse with the buttons labelled on it (excluding x1 and x2). But now what to do with this extra space... hmmm.

Edit for latest update: I've added love.timer one of the gaps, added a wee bit of artwork with knolls, stars and the infamous planet to fill the other one (it was really tiny anyway). Finally, I've improved the quality of the PDF.

BlackBulletIV wrote:(excluding x1 and x2).

Fun fact: on my laptop, x1 and x2 are generated for horizontal scrolling. Dunno if it works the same with mouses with two extra buttons, though.

That's odd. Are both x1 & x2 and wu & wd called?

BlackBulletIV wrote:That's odd. Are both x1 & x2 and wu & wd called?

No. wu and wd = vertical scrolling, x1 and x2 = horizontal scrolling.

It's organised this way:

Oh, woops. Didn't take notice of the "horizontal" bit.

Is there any way for Löve to get the horizontal scrolling on my MacBook Pro? It doesn't seem to work. Up and Down work, but not Left and Right. And I have an awesome trackpad that would make scrolling in the games awesome.

I placed a print() statement in both the love.keypressed and love.mousepressed functions and it doesn't return anything for horizontal. This is pretty disappointing as a lot of mice do have horizontal wheels or the ability to scroll horizontally in some way or another.

Maybe your SDL version doesn't support X1 and X2?

And it would be neat, although it's best to find some way to do the same without horizontal scrolling, since not everyone has that.

Alright I've updated the cheat sheet quite a bit. Page 2 is near complete. I've added an "Events" section, which contains the Event enum and love.event. Second, since a number of people want more enums, I've included all the graphics enums! Enjoy!

Edit for most recent update: I've finished page 2 by adding the core classes (Object and Data). Page 3 is almost full too now. I've added all the data manipulation stuff, the joysticks, and the threads. I've also added the FileDecoder enum. I think everything's in there, except for physics, which will be a separate cheat sheet or at least page.

Suggestions on how to fill the bottom of page 3 anyone?