I believe 11.2 was the first version to have a 64 bit APK for Android, so you'll probably want to update to from 0.10.2 to 11.3 (since .3 has several bugfixes compared to .2).

What version of love are you using? Older versions didn't have prebuilt 64-bit ARM binaries for Android, whereas newer ones do.

What's an example of a game that accomplishes the same visual effect you want to do? Maybe we can work backwards from there.

Is it because the final assembly of said Canvas from other Canvases happens in the love.draw function? I am very confused, to say the least. If I'm understanding what you're doing correctly, then yes - drawing to the main screen or to a canvas is effectively identical in terms of performance, if yo...

It's hard for me to be sure without seeing your code/assets (or a .love), but it really sounds like you're bottlenecked by the number of pixels being processed on the GPU. Each sprite you draw will run code on the GPU for each pixel its geometry touches, even if something else overlaps it and even w...

It was a read-only mirror for a few months until we moved the build system repositories and release binaries over - now it's the main repository, and the only things left to move are the issues. Since we already needed to change things thanks to Bitbucket's decision, moving to Github at the same tim...

Maybe the files on the github mirror will work for you: https://github.com/love2d/love/releases/tag/11.3

The wiki is not up-to-date ? https://love2d.org/wiki/ImageFormat That is up to date, but I suppose that page on its own without context isn't very clear - that is specifically for formats supported by ImageData:encode, not for formats supported by love.graphics.newImage/love.image.newImageData. If ...

Just to clarify, JPEG has not been removed from love and I have no intention of doing so, especially since the JPEG file loader is a single file header library (stb_image) so it has none of the usual problems library dependencies have. We're looking at AV1 for video playback in the future, although ...

Official builds of LÖVE 11.x for Windows have been compiled with VS2013.