To see the code just change the extension from .love to .zip. The game is split up into two different files and also has two sound files. I put the more intimidating looking stuff in a file called technicalstuff just so people who had never seen code before wouldn't get bogged down by it and could s...

I made a very basic version of pong for a class, give me a second to go find it a dissect it and label it

I have little to no idea how I would go about doing that, nor what I would pass into the shader for the externs.

So in terms of adding it to love I would use love.graphics.newShader and bracket that code like this? gshader = love.graphics.newShader [[ uniform sampler2D uTexture; uniform vec2 uShift; const int gaussRadius = 11; const float gaussFilter[gaussRadius] = float[gaussRadius]( 0.0402,0.0623,0.0877,0.11...

I'm not at all versed in OpenGL, but I really love the concept of blur and focus, and would love to be able to use it in my game. As I understand it, for a standard box blur (or should I be trying for gaussian instead?) I need to make the value the average of all the neighboring values, weighted for...

This is AMAZING.
Do you know if it works with cameras and scissors? I seem to be having troubles with it, and I'm not sure if its because of my misuse of it or incompatibility with those.

That still doesn't seem to be working... I'm testing it in the local console of Zerobrane Studio To be specific I'm trying to do a function like this function returntobase(val,i,base) if val > base then if val - i < base then val = base else val = val - i end elseif val < base then if val + i > base...

So... what should I do to accomplish what I need?

The code for the table values though doesn't seem to be working for me
when I copy and paste that into my local console, variable1.a still returns 12

That was outrageously clear and concise Hugo, thanks a bunch!