Good luck then. I really liked ATL

One thing I find odd in Tiled is that it can export to Lua but not import these Lua files back. So one has to keep the TMX files somewhere on their harddrive even if they use Lua maps in their game.

Forgive my ignorance but are there major bugs or flaws with ATL? It's no longer maintained but does it need to?

Zeliarden wrote:Use a custom line function
here is an example using https://github.com/kikito/bresenham.lua

Wow, thanks! That's perfect. I'm really amazed by what LÖVE is capable of

Alternatively, make a sprite of a line and scale and rotate it to match desired begin and end position. To get similar pixelation for short and long lines you could make a long line sprite and only draw a part of it that is sized relative to the length of the desired line segment. Hope you paid att...

I guess I'll try to use pre-rendered images when possible, and ImageData otherwise. Thanks for the replies!

Seriously? Sorry I didn't know that. Seems... weird that it wouldn't do that :( I'm guessing it's just how openGL handles it? edit: Oops, I should have reread the OP before posting again, it does indeed mention there it doesn't work. (But I still think it's weird.) Yeah it's pretty weird, but I gue...

Any other idea?

Ohh no, it turns out my computer doesn't support canvases! I didn't know it doesn't

Let's say I want my game to have a specific native resolution (320x200) which is scaled up on the player's desktop monitor using the love.graphics.scale() function. In this screenshot, the blue and orange background is a bitmap (PNG) picture scaled up, while the white line is a dynamic shape generat...

He's not bugging, he's just discussing. This is thread on a message board. His post is fine and informative.

Personally I just drag the game folder onto a love.exe shorcut on my desktop.