Hahaha, sorry, I still don't know what platform people here use.Jasoco wrote:Useless because it's Windows only.
Here's an image and particle settings I'm using to make little trucks leave a trail of dense smoke:Jasoco wrote:Still, I'd love to see peoples creative use of the particle system. Like what images they use, what colors, speeds, settings.
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local function newSmokePuffs()
-- created from c:/Users/Andre/Desktop/hge181/tools/particleed/particle1.psi
-- make sure to change the line below to the correct image and maximum number of particles
local ps = love.graphics.newParticleSystem( newPaddedImage( 'images/smoke.png' ), 64 )
ps:setEmissionRate( 10 )
ps:setLifetime( -1 ) -- forever
ps:setParticleLife( 5, 5 )
ps:setDirection( -1.5, -1.5 )
ps:setSpread( 0 )
-- ps:setRelative( false )
ps:setSpeed( 10, 10 )
ps:setGravity( -85, -85 )
ps:setRadialAcceleration( 0, 0 )
ps:setTangentialAcceleration( 0, 0 )
ps:setSize( 0.2, 1 )
ps:setSizeVariation( 0 )
ps:setSpin( 0, 0, 0 )
ps:setColor( 255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255 )
-- ps:setColorVariation( 0 )
-- ps:setAlphaVariation( 0 )
return ps
endAll of them. We use all of them. Mac, Linux, Windows. We use them all. Löve is best when it's kept platform agnostic.leiradel wrote:Hahaha, sorry, I still don't know what platform people here use.Jasoco wrote:Useless because it's Windows only.
And don't forget the nLÖVE platforms, although I doubt that they will be suitable to develop games on them.Jasoco wrote:All of them. We use all of them. Mac, Linux, Windows. We use them all. Löve is best when it's kept platform agnostic.
Develop, no. Play, let's hope so! I wouldn't want to develop my iPhone or Android game on the phone itself, but I sure as heck would love to test it out on them.Robin wrote:And don't forget the nLÖVE platforms, although I doubt that they will be suitable to develop games on them.Jasoco wrote:All of them. We use all of them. Mac, Linux, Windows. We use them all. Löve is best when it's kept platform agnostic.