I tried it under Debian Linux, which ships with love2d 0.9.1. Ironically, when being challenged to close it, it crashed :death: Suggestion: set the version in conf.lua even if you distribute your own LÖVE version, so that Linux users that grab the .love file can know it won't work without a newer one.

You'll need a way to initialize the game state externally, and call it when entering your game (and maybe in other places like after game over) rather than when switching states.

Or have a flag that says whether it needs initialization on state entry, and set it on game load and on game over.

This helped me a lot in understanding how shaders work in OpenGL in general and in Love2D in particular:

http://blogs.love2d.org/content/beginners-guide-shaders

Maybe something like this helps? love.graphics.setBlendMode('subtractive') Edit: Hm, maybe not. A shader and a canvas is probably the way to go. Stay tuned. Edit2: Here we go: local img, canvas, shader local lg = love.graphics function love.load() canvas = lg.newCanvas() img = lg.newImage("imag...

My implementation of the original request with a simple two-state FSM: -- By Pedro Gimeno, donated to the public domain function csv2seq(s) local res = {} local start = 1 local inquotes = false local c = '.' for i = 1, #s do c = s:sub(i, i) if inquotes then if c == '"' then inquotes = false end...

bobbyjones wrote:Did you post a link to your github?

I think I forgot Sorry.

https://github.com/pgimeno/Gspot

Done. I've submitted my commits too, but I suspect they overlap with your changes. My changes keep LÖVE 0.9.1 compatibility so that Debian Stable users can also benefit from the library (and possibly 0.9.0, but I didn't try). I've based it on the original repo, and merged in SiENcE's changes. Unfort...

I've got UTF-8 and imagemode working locally and could submit patches. If you're not interested in maintaining it, I am.

Nice! I made something similar to this a long time ago in Pascal with some friends, and more recently reimplemented it in JavaScript. The explanation is in Spanish though. But it allows speciation (try random seed 4 to watch two species arise, the "light seekers" and the "straight wal...

Thanks. Since it's an option controlled by the programmer, I take it that it's a safety, rather than a security, measure (as in protecting programmers against themselves, rather than protecting users against potentially malicious software). The use of 'security' in the wording of that report confuse...