how can i do this? while true do draw(face1) wait(1) draw(face2) end when ever i try to use wait() it comes up with an error please help with a script in the simplest way i can do this. It's not recommended, but you could try while true do draw(face1) love.timer.sleep(1) draw(face2) end I'm not 100...

Check the example attached. Although i'm going to create a nice WARNING here and say this is probably not the best way of doing this, since i believe the particle system is more optimized. However, it works, and i do the same thing in beatfever since i'm lazy. Yeah thats exactly how I wanted to do ...

I never really messed with the particle systems. Usually i just create a table with past values and draw a fading rectangle on these old positions. But i guess it is more optimized to do it with particles. Not sure what is wrong though. That kinda what i wanted to do, but I couldnt make it work eit...

Manyrio wrote:use canvas, do a canvas on your rectangle then use it for your particles

ok its kinda working, but..
1) the particles start off screen and im not sure why
2) they kinda spray off in random directions, I want it to trail behind my square no whatever the direction i move it in.

I attached the LOVE

Manyrio wrote:Yes it's normal, if you want to create particle with Löve you have to define some thing
on the wiki, there is a little tutorial :
https://love2d.org/wiki/love.graphics.newParticleSystem

what if im using love.graphics.rectangle() and not an img?

I want to make a little trailing effects behind a moving rectangle I have, but I don't know how to do it. I know that I should use LOVEs particle system, but I can't get those to work, partly because the wiki doesn't tell me what parameters the particle functions take, like if I use love.graphics.ne...

"Lerp" stands for "Linear Interpolation". (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_interpolation). The example attached features a very simple utilisation of such effect. totally didn't spend like 15 minutes pretending the square was chasing me... :D also, thanks for the example, I...

I tried doing that and didnt get it to work, never even heard of "lerp" lol "Lerp" stands for "Linear Interpolation". (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_interpolation). The example attached features a very simple utilisation of such effect. totally didn't spend like...

HaftSwimmingly wrote:

Vimm wrote:

Sulunia wrote:
I think he's the one who mentioned on some other thread his video card is glitchy, and stuff simply doesn't run well.

Yeah I'm that guy...

May I ask what graphics card you have?

AMD Radeon R9 270x

Instead of directly defining certain values, such as the Y position of the blocks in the blockbreaker example, you instead use a math function to set this value indirectly. BlockY = 30 would be BlockY = 0 --define this in the load BlockY = lerp(BlockY, 30, 0.05 ) -- make sure you run this inside th...