I see, the issue has to be around here. https://github.com/matiasah/shadows/blob/master/Shaders.lua#L104 Though I'm not completely sure what could be causing it. Maybe the distance between the farthest pixel to the center of the light, is lower than the radius value that the shader is using. So when...

I updated the shaders on the repository, could you try them and tell me if they work for you?

Alright, after trying to use polygons to solve this out desperately I ended up realizing that the shadow's image was being eaten by the light's shadow'd area. So in order to get a corrected soft shadow I had to use a multiply blending mode, basically I changed a little piece of the code and I think ...

That's the bloom effect. About the polygons, maybe I could use a textured Mesh.

I seem to have achieved softer shadows but my shader script isn't somewhat amazing so I'm probably going to need a little bit of contributions in there.

I applied some optimization filters, could you try it again? What do you mean by mild halos, could you show me some screenshots? I could implement a 'infinite' length canvas for multi-use inside the light engine, although it may be a bit complex. I'm unable to make soft shadows, I already tried and ...

Here you go.
https://github.com/Starkkz/shadows/wiki ... onstration
https://github.com/Starkkz/shadows/wiki ... onstration

It's supposed to do the same, the first example uses a love.physics world and the second one are plain Lua functions from the library.

Hello, I'm here to share my dynamic shadows and lights library. This is pretty comparable to Light vs Shadows by PriorBlue, since most of the code was inspired from it. Except that this one has major optimizations in it's code. Pgyg6NHpbLk Repository https://github.com/Starkkz/shadows Wiki https://g...

DanielPower wrote:This looks like a promising project, but I actually can't get it to draw anything on-screen. I just get a black screen. Something I'm doing wrong?

Sorry for answering too late, you have gui.mousepressed on love.mousereleased.

You also have to call gui.load() before creating your gui objects.

I'm afraid I can't make the code setup everything with "gui.load()", it would have to overwrite the love.* callbacks that you might've setup yourself for your own game.