Interesting INFO! (It seems from the WIKI that you can use batches in a variety of different ways - using individual images or quads and a spritesheet. ) I have found (using WIKI example) that: sprites = { "sprite1.png", "sprite2.png" } image = love.graphics.newArrayImage( sprite...

Just curious! What's the big deal? sprites = { "sprite1.png", "sprite2.png" } image = love.graphics.newArrayImage( sprites ) batch = love.graphics.newSpriteBatch( image ) batch:addLayer( #, x, y ) Isn't a batch just a limited canvas - the limitation is that all the sprites have t...

In many respects, I would expect that the color clamping would be done on Love's end.
Don't see any down side and would remove one more gotcha.
Everything would then be internally consistent.
Sorry, got this backward.
Love is clamping so the problem is with what people are providing.

Thanks pgimeno for the idea. This mess works! function colorMatch( c1, c2 ) return math.floor(255*c1[1]) == math.floor(255*c2[1]) and math.floor(255*c1[2]) == math.floor(255*c2[2]) and math.floor(255*c1[3]) == math.floor(255*c2[3]) end Always something unexpected. Couldn't be a simple change from 0-...

Doubt that this is a bug in Love 11 but would like an explanation as to what is going on. The attached script (used to floodfill concave polygons and polygons with holes) was converted from Love 10 (where it worked without any problems) to Love 11 by changing all colors from 0-255 to 0-1. Discovered...

Is there no direct way to get imagedata from an image in Love 11?
The only way I've found is to draw the image to a canvas and then get the imagedata from the canvas or to reload the image from a file as imagedata.

Bingo! does work.
Just have to get the brackets in the right places.
Thanks for the help!

Glad to hear you got it to work.
Used your suggestion and got the same error message for the line mentioned above.
Must be something else in the code that is causing this Love 10 script to fail in Love 11.
More head scratching required!

Error message: Error physics.lua:435: Drawing to the stencil buffer with a Canvas active requires either stencil=true or a custom stencil-type Canvas to be used, in setCanvas. Code referenced: texCanvas = function( canW, canH, image, x, y, a, sx, sy, wd, ht ) local canvas = love.graphics.newCanvas( ...

Agree!
I just didn't anticipate that touch moved the mouse.
Now I can anticipate.