Won't open. Only v11.0+ crashes, v0.10.2 and before works fine.

Full report: https://pastebin.com/raw/QAvNsem5

turns out to be this problem:
https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/issues/ ... cutable-in

I codesigned my app and every framework inside it with my valid apple developer license and every thing is normal and no error, but it still says identity of the developer cannot be confirmed and won't open if i uploaded the game and download it from internet. My gatekeeper option is anywhere, and s...

joystick:getGamepadMapping() works well on mac but returns nothing on windows? It's not throwing any errors it just returns nothing. I'm using a xbox360 wired controller on a mac with love 0.10.2 (tried other controllers they didn't work too) I got the error report from players who're using windows...

Writing my own collision library, I found that both bump.lua and hc have "cells" in their implementations, what are cells for and how can cells improve efficiency or performance?

And are there any other best practices on implementing collisions?

Thanks!

grump wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2017 6:35 pm Way down under "Notes" on the love.window.setMode documentation page it says

Transparent backgrounds are currently not supported.

Thank you, didn't see that part before.

Is it possible to draw clear (transparent) background on borderless window mode so that it's possible to make things like Clippy?

or things like this?
https://alienmelon.itch.io/potatoware2

I despise Java style rigid OO and the associated syntax. I now believe that getX() and setX() is the creation of the devil, the devout followers are confused souls that need saving. I also hate the word 'manager', which should be banned from programming and the general workplace too. Hi I'm new to ...

https://wengwengweng.itch.io/conjun

Simple thing, trying out love.

Every rectangle is one draw call, and each draw call takes (relatively) long to process. When you have lots of them, your framerate will suffer. There's 2 ways to go about solving this: 1. Use a spritebatch. It's a buffer which takes a texture. Then you tell it where you want to "put" all...