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If you're running the latest raspbian, it's just a matter of installing it via this terminal command: Afterwards, just run your game by navigating to the love project folder and typing in the terminal:

I'll just develop things as usual on my desktop rig, but if I want to know how performant is the code, I just run it on a Raspberry Pi2. And I expect at least 60 FPS on a 720p, maybe more. If it's too slow, then I profile the code and try to figure out what are the bottlenecks. I also test on entry ...

It's a Luajit thing apparently... I think a patch to the source code is required?... :| @edit I forgot to check what love version I was trying to run, but I believe it's 0.10.2 , since I installed it straight from apt . I'd have to compile love 11.2 to test this out correctly, but I have no time to ...

Hello folks, long time no see! So, I've been using a Dragonboard410c SBC from Arrow, and It's pretty neat so far. :o: But, after installing their latest debian and trying to run love, I got the following error: [email protected]:~$ love Error: bad light userdata pointer stack traceback: [C]: in fun...

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Here is a quick getting started... assuming you already installed Love on your machine. 1) With a working web browser, access and leave this open/consult as you code: https://love2d.org/wiki/Main_Page The wiki has all information initially needed to properly use and understand the tools provided by ...

When making a rhythm game, you need to know exactly how many samples of delay there are from when you start playing music and when that music is played on a speaker. if the player presses a key at t = 1.123, and the music is at t = 1.223, that might be a good or a perfect hit depending on exactly w...

Hello folks! :megagrin: I've been wanting to dabble with shaders for quite long now, and many questions arose whilst using this and this blog posts to get started. (Awesome sources by the way!) This might be updated with a few more questions, but for now, I have 3 questions: -> How can I get the col...

[...] presumably that means hardware acceleration? Apparently, it does! :crazy: Allwinner A20 (sun7i) SoC features a Dual-Core Cortex-A7 ARM CPU, and a Mali400 MP2 GPU from ARM . Allwinner A20 is a low-end (budget) version of the A31. It shares its Cortex-A7 ARM CPU architecture, but at the same ti...

It looks interesting, but also a bit vague. I ran your attached zip; is it supposed to be a static demo? Also, do you have a project repository on github or something? I'll edit my OP to elaborate on this, but the folder inside is the runnable. Extract the fastlighting folder then drag the folder o...