Spyder638 wrote:Thanks for testing it. Can a windows user confirm this too?

Exporting works fine, importing too. However, It's very awkward that it exports a 160x160 and if you import it, you will get a 100 framed animation

I believe It's a simple task: all you got to do is to: (in shader of course) Find the distance from the current position to the center of the screen ( distance(vec2, vec2) function makes it piss easy) Maybe tweak it a bit (divide by something like 2) return vec4(1.-dist, 1.-dist, 1.-dist, 1.) The la...

YES! It is finally released! I have been watching your progress for quite a while

Anyway, I hope the forks will be here soon and I'm going to fiddle around myself too. Huge thanks for release!

There's an awesome part of Löve - it is very easy to learn. For löve-specific help, I think the wiki should cover your needs. As for Lua-specific, I second the PIL recommendation. Or, if you need reference, you can visit Lua manual . Yes, I know these aren't books but they (I think) will be enough f...

I like it
However, IMO it would be better with bigger letters as whenever you have to look at the score your eyes take some time to find them first

It was here all the time :P wiki.png There are many threads with people explaining this problem, I think the old text saying 'No game' should be here again. Also, As far as I know, it is Ok to add an exception to this website that seems to insist to use https with an invalid certificate. Yes, It's a...

Aaand expanded a bit 1. From what I should start?(I already know LUA) wiki and/or tile-tutorial 3. How Can I make map, NPC'S, player controls etc.? Probably with OOP. There are a lot of them written by other lövers. Like middleclass or hump.class 4. How can I make menu with load, save, options and n...

you make a canvas object the size of the screen, draw all your stuff to it, apply a shader, then draw it to the screen. Right? Or you can function love.load() blank = love.graphics.newImage(love.graphics.newImageData(1, 1)) end and then function love.draw() love.graphics.setPixelEffect(effect) love...

Got something that I didn't expect

I agree: the simplest way to do so would be just recording positions and linearly interpolating between them one by one