Look at your getBorderCount function:
should be:
That way, your smooth function actually works!

I think you're right about shaders being the way to go. Try this one: local Image = love.graphics.newImage("path/file/texture.png") local Mask = love.graphics.newImage("path/file/mask.png") local MaskShader = love.graphics.newShader[[ uniform Image mask; vec4 effect(vec4 color, I...

I think should be

can i add parameters for StencilFunction? Maybe try returning a stencil function from a generator? local function generateStencil(x, y, width, height) return function () love.graphics.rectangle("fill", x, y, width, height) end end function love.draw() love.graphics.stencil(generateStencil...

The project works as expected for me (Windows 10, LOVE 11.4). Have you tried using lovec instead of love? Is that even an option on Mac?

For what it's worth, I don't see any jittering. Very smooth.

slib.lua -- line 86

change this: to this:

Here's a really simple example with syntax that's more C-like. local function switch(value) return function (cases) cases[value]() end end local value = "hello" switch (value) { hello = function () print "Hello, world!" end, goodbye = function () print "Goodbye, world!"...

In case anyone is interested, I modified the default error handler to use MoonScript line numbers when available. This is probably the last update I'll make to this project until either LÖVE or MoonScript are updated.

That looks great . Excellent work for a first project in LÖVE. And yes, the lerp function takes a normalized time to 0.0 to 1.0. The duration and elapsed properties of the enemies are in seconds.