Some suggestions. * keep a list of all sliders and make one silderinstance:update() and silderinstance:draw() function, so you don't need to specify this for every slider * push it to github :) * don't make it global * I'll leave this for people to handle themselves. For all my projects I have a 'c...

Positive07 wrote:Could I make a material theme for this and make it part of my [shameless plug]Material-Love[/shameless plug] set of libraries? Of course with propper credits!

Yeah sure, though you might find it easier to start from scratch and use this as a guide.

What you should actually so that people can use this for LÖVE projects without hassle is put LÖVE's license.txt in your project, delete everything except lines 3-22 and replace the now-first line with the current year and your name. You can put a link or email address there as well if you like. Tha...

Ranguna259 wrote:I suggest using CC BY license (human-readable summary). Link it in you code ( or on this thread and link this thread in your code).

I'm clueless about licensing. Is it necessary?

NowakHDZ wrote:I wonder if I could use it for my game, for free?

Absolutely! I'm releasing this so that other people can use it, modify it, redistribute it etc.

Free, no credit needed.

Hiya lovers! I made a tiny library that lets you easily put basic sliders in your game. It gives you customizable sliders that can manipulate properties, like audio volume. https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/NUG3cbZ.gif https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/9p7rWRy.gif https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/cq77YlS.gif Exam...

This is fantastic, thanks for making this and sharing it with everyone.

Just implemented a loading screen into my audio-heavy game and it immediately feels much more professional.

Here's another while I'm sharing. This function gives you the angular distance between two angles.

Wow, 0.10.0 is looking like a really big release!

Haven't seen this one posted. Maybe that's because it's so obvious and simple, but I use it all the time. This function returns true with the supplied probability. function chance(p) return math.random() < p end Means you can write neat stuff like this: if chance(0.5) then print('heads') else print(...