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Revision as of 02:58, 12 November 2016
Contents
- 1 LÖVE Manual
- 2 Input
- 3 Input - Keyboard and Mouse
- 4 Input - Joystick API
- 5 Input - Gamepad API
- 6 Input - Touch API
- 7 Graphics - Basic Shapes and Transformations
- 8 Graphics - Fonts and Text
- 9 Graphics - Images and Meshes
- 10 Graphics - Quads and SpriteBatches
- 11 Graphics - Canvases and Scissors
- 12 Graphics - Shaders and Blendmodes
- 13 Graphics - Window and its Properities
- 14 Graphics - Particle Systems
- 15 Graphics - Videos
- 16 Sound - Beginner - Loading & Basic Playback
- 17 Sound - Novice - Using Multiple Simultaneous Sources
- 18 Sound - Novice - Manipulating Volume & Pitch
- 19 Sound - Novice - Looping & Playback Position
- 20 Sound - Intermediate - Types of Sources
- 21 Sound - Intermediate - Positional Audio
- 22 Sound - Advanced - SoundData & Queueable Sources
- 23 Sound - Advanced - Decoders & Recording
- 24 Filesystem - Basics
- 25 Math - Randomness
- 26 Math - Bezier Curves
- 27 Löve Internals - The game loop
LÖVE Manual
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The manual currently sits in the User namespace, since it's a very early work-in-progress.
Nothing apart from the audio chapters are being worked on currently. Chapter divisions apart from the audio one are just illustrative, if it makes more sense otherwise, they'll be modified by more competent people. |
This manual is a community effort to help out people both new to Löve, and those that have been here for a while, but like this format better than the "raw" reference documentation also existing on this wiki, and accessible from the sidebar to the left.
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The examples on the manual pages are kept up-to-date with the latest release-version of Löve. (Unless noted otherwise, usually when working ahead with unreleased functionality only.)
The examples here aren't the only way of solving the specific issues one might have, just to give ideas on how one could use them. |
