kikito wrote:Do you need that many polygons in your game?

Yeah... exactly my same thoughts... real world tests are a better way to test any program. Unless you really need to render a few thousand triangles for your game... What features do you need to be fast?

So my only choice is to use AOT compiler Great idea! But downside of working with Lua in cross-platform manner is that you won't be able to use C -> Lua calls, because of that I added replacement to support Java -> Lua calls (along with integration of mvnrepository). :( To what I implemented, here ...

This is interesting... I like to compare performance (of course LOVE will be faster as it is c++). What features have you implemented? One thing that it too bad is that if one is to run a game written with this they must have java installed... A lot of people won't like that. One of the things I rea...

Lua can have external libraries that are loaded with "require" but because of apple's restrictions executables cannot be loaded dynamically on iOS so... they need to be built into the LOVE binary itself similar to how luasocket is done... I see how Gideros does requires for the plugins to ...

Could you add accelerometer emulation support?

This is really coming along! Great work!

I too would like to run LÖVE on my RPi, and I have compiled it against the libsdl2-dev libraries in raspbian, but they seem to demand that I run X11. I would like to run my games in fullscreen on the console, though - do I need to rebuild SDL2 for that? Has anyone done this, and maybe written up a ...

This is great! My favorite thing it that the gui seems to properly scale on changes in pixel density.

Thanks for the link! Looks much better than the raspberry pi! At the same price!

Very nice! I have been wanting somthing just like this! (But not quite enough to make it myself )