It works for me. On my monitor it looks as if the blue box is moving steadily while the red one moves in jumps from time to time. I was skeptical at first, but now that I see the method in action, I think it is a clever method, as long as vsync is switched on. It took me a while to understand what ...

OK I implemented the logic described in the article, the loop looks like this: function love.update(dt) local old_delta = dt + delta_buffer local frames = math.floor(old_delta * 60) if frames < 1 then frames = 1 end local new_delta = frames / 60 delta_buffer = old_delta - new_delta end 1. We assume ...

I don't agree with your logic of "we're predicting the next frame". No, we're taking the state at the last frame, then applying our transformation for time passed since then to present the current frame. Yes, dt is the time to the last frame, but that is also the time you've yet to simula...

Hi all I want to ask you about a very basic thing, yet I think many people do not realize it. I am talking about creating a smooth animation, an optimal main loop. I decided to look into this matter after reading this article: http://frankforce.com/?p=2636 OK, so how do we get smooth animation? Just...

stop, love are even more documented than unity3d and some of the biggest engines on the market and if you need class similar things then download lovelymün or some class libraries, love are the best 2d engine, heretic. Hey, I'm not saying LOVE is poorly documented! LOVE wiki is excellent, the forum...

Well, I have been doing Luv.js for a while now. It's on statis at the moment, since I decided to enter the collision detection rabbit hole again. But it's next on my list. Warnings: it's javascript, not Lua. It's not exactly equivalent to LÖVE. I'm pretty sure I will change the graphics interface s...

patience have its rewards and its costs. also love aren't low level at all, pygame is. OK, but you cannot use LOVE efficiently as is. You need to include Classes and gamemodes, which were not included in order not to limit developer's freedom. I also see some side-projects like LOVE for Android or ...

I love LÖVE, it's simplicity, intuitive documentation, Lua, but it seems to me like the project is being developed at a quite slow pace. I mean, we've been waiting for 0.9.0 forever. And I am missing a couple of features in LÖVE that prevented me from creating a game that I wanted to make (you can p...

Well if you were to develop a multiplayer game, hacking into the source code and using the modified game might ruin the experience for other people. Yes, I was thinking about it. Who cares about licensing in such situation. You are not going to chase people who edit the souce code in order to cheat...

A more important question is: why do you care? It's a single player game. Let people muck about. It's not like you have to pay them based on their scores or anything. What if I have an online game? Then you want to prevent cheating, because you want to keep things fair for other players. And it see...