"Everywhere" meaning every supported platform, architecture and device.

I wonder if this is guaranteed to result in the same final image everywhere.

I was just hoping I could maybe find some useful tips, hints practices in books to get me up on speed. There's just not that much to say about Lua in particular. The things you're struggling with, and programming in general, transcends languages. It's all about learning concepts . How to apply them...

This is why I want to get to the bottom of this and learn as much about Lua as possible before I continue developing my own libraries and modules. Lua is tiny, there's not that much to learn. What you need is more programming experience and that comes only with time and practice. Maybe try other la...

Connecting from one machine on the LAN to another machine on the same LAN through the router's public IP address using static NAT/"port forwarding" requires explicit support from the router. Not every device can do it.

It's called hairpinning.

So I’m sure there’s a proper way to have them all work together. Seeing as I’ve looked at those other projects and a bunch of them have multiple shaders at once. Not really. You can either do multiple passes. That may be difficult to do with this "engine", idk. Or you can factor multiple ...

If you draw the rectangle in "line", then it must be shifted at 0.5 pixel. The same for lines, as I know. If you make a grid every 100 pixels in the window 800x600, then you can draw the lines at x=0, x=800, y=0, y=600 too. Yeah, points, lines, and other primitives in 'line' mode. Those a...

This thread has everything: window coordinates, physics, a short essay on canvas scaling, pixel center coordinates, arrays (???), and where to render primitives. To summarise the important information: The left-top pixel in window coordinates is at 0, 0. The right-bottom pixel in window coordinates ...

0.5, 0.5 and love.graphics.getWidth() - 0.5, love.graphics.getHeight() - 0.5, No. I think you're confusing different coordinate systems. But you can have 0 to width and 0 to height arrays for them. What do you mean, arrays for "them"? What is "them", pixels? And why would those ...

Thanks, ivan. Wish I could help with this issue, but I have no experience with MoonScript at all. The reason for the excessive garbage is not the usual suspects; it's very carefully written to avoid that. It's the sheer number of traces generated by the JIT compiler. The alloted space fills up very ...