Can you try the latest pre-release build of LÖVE 11.3? 32 bit: https://ci.appveyor.com/api/buildjobs/txpn7295cts7ms9m/artifacts/build%2Flove-11.3-win32.zip 64 bit: https://ci.appveyor.com/api/buildjobs/bbn6d75ar84glks8/artifacts/build%2Flove-11.3-win64.zip I'd also make sure your graphics drivers ar...

If there are no other references to the Canvas, that should work. You might have to call collectgarbage() twice to cause every bit of unreferenced data to be completely freed though, I don't remember the details on that.

love also has Object:release, which sounds similar to surface_free.

The first dt after resuming might be very large, since it's based on the real time that elapsed since the last frame.

Do you know what sort of format the .dds file contains? love currently can load compressed textures from dds files (DXT1, DXT5, BC7, etc. formats), but it can't load raw RGBA bytes stored in a .dds container.

There isn't a way to detect the safe area in released versions of LÖVE, but 11.3 (in development) adds a function for it: love.window.getSafeArea.

init.lua shouldn't be capitalized. The windows filesystem isn't case sensitive so the problem can't be detected when your game is a plain folder there, but once it's been zipped into a .love (or if it's a plain folder on case-sensitive filesystems such as in Linux), then it matters.

pgimeno wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 05, 2019 10:44 am

Could we have the embedded boot.lua include the empty lines in the original source?

I've applied your change, thanks!
https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/commits ... ad4b938620

Nope. love.graphics only works with an active window (the window owns the graphics context, effectively) and it calls OpenGL functions on the main thread and there has to be an explicit function call to switch the context to a different thread (which would break the main thread if you tried it).

If you use love.graphics functions, methods, and objects in other threads it will cause crashes in the best case, or a slow and hard-to-track eventual corruption of your game's memory in the worst case. On top of the typical synchronization problems, OpenGL is both completely full of state (so calli...

The function is only available in GLSL 1.30 or newer (and love uses GLSL 1.20 by default) - you can opt into GLSL 3.30 by putting "#pragma language glsl3" at the very top of the shader (without quotes). However, if you just rename all the "texture" calls to "Texel" instead, it will work in all GLSL ...