If the game runs slowly (~30 FPS instead of 60), because it's loading something for example, the game will slow down if you don't use dt.

Nothing so far. As much as I learned it's simple not possible to get it running on openshift and I think Heroku won't work either. A lot of people recommend DigitalOcean for 5$ per month instead.

Ok, let's start with shaderBlur2: I do not know why the first error happens but after changing the weights array to this: int weights[15] = int[15](1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1); it works fine. The second error is because you want to get x of a number value. This only works on some sy...

shaderBlur2 crashed on my PC: Error: Cannot compile pixel shader code: Line 6: error: OpenGL does not allow C style initializers Line 10: error: OpenGL does not allow swizzles on scalar expressions Use the first shader (shaderBlur). number pixel_size = 1.0 / (texture_width/texture_height); is the er...

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Sun Aug 27, 2017 11:27 am

You can register for the Github Student Pack, which is absolutely free and includes 50$ of DigitalOcean credit. It's not strictly a solution, but still.

Thanks for the hint, I will check it out. But after 10 months I will have the same problem again

You should keep your code cleaner by using tabs, new lines, comments and stuff like that. You made an extra "end" after the first enemies loop, everything following was no longer in love.update() causing the game to crash. Also, the code which kills the player is no longer active. After fixing this ...

Hello, I want to install my own noobhub server and I tried Heroku and OpenShift. On both I was able to launch noobhub, but I am not able to connect with the client. I researched a lot and all people "solved" the problem by using digitalocean. But I rather want a free service. I'm a student and have ...

from https://love2d.org/wiki/SpriteBatch:set SpriteBatches do not support removing individual sprites. One can do a pseudo removal (instead of clearing and re-adding everything) by: SpriteBatch:set(id, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0) This makes all the sprite's vertices equal (because the x and y scales are 0), whic...

I'm still curious to know if there is a best way to do it (without calling the same image multiple times), but at least I can move forward! You can use a shader with an additional texture/canvas defining the final alpha channel. Like this (untested) extern Image alpha; vec4 effect(vec4 color, Image...

If the thread crashes or finishes, the thread is dead. If you call thread:start() again it restarts.
So, the thread should not continue running, unless you restart it somewhere in the main app.