I too am seeing these issues in love 11.2. For me the clicking happens often, but the crashing happens very rarely. I look forward to the 11.3 release!

I released Plant Party today. It's a simple, but frantic golf-like game about pushing your succulent into the light to keep it happy. Check it out: https://shinyogre.itch.io/plant-party https://img.itch.zone/aW1hZ2UvNDA1OTkzLzIwMTUyNDcuZ2lm/original/dLuVuz.gif https://img.itch.zone/aW1hZ2UvNDA1OTkzL...

I am not understanding how to give a pre-existing shader to Push. One that I create with love.graphics.newCanvas() and that does not take up the entire screen. Or how might I create a canvas with Push that has width and height parameters? Like so: local canvas = lg.newCanvas(350,60) function stencil...

I spoke too soon. the change I made broke my shader rendering. I am not sure how fix it, so back to the drawing board

I just changed the first parameter to "canvas" instead of (what would be) canvas.canvas on line 92 and it seems to work now!! A bunch of my stuff is off-screen during full-screen mode though, which I will need to fix. But I know how to fix that. I am certain my brute-forcing of line 92 is ...

Okay, well that's some progress. Now I get this error, the first time I call push:setCanvas(): Error: libs/push.lua:92: attempt to index a nil value stack traceback: [string "boot.lua"]:637: in function '__index' libs/push.lua:92: in function 'setCanvas' gameplay.lua:399: in function 'upda...

I have already tried that, but maybe I'm doing something wrong. Here is the modification I made: function push:setCanvas(name) if not self._canvas then return true end return love.graphics.setCanvas({self:getCanvasTable(name).canvas,stencil=true}) end I still get the same error. Perhaps I am using P...

I am unable to get this library to work with stencils. I am getting this error, which I don't know how to fix: I am using canvases, shaders, and stecils.

This is a great little library and It'd be great if you could provide a small tutorial on how to use it. At least for me, it's not self-evident. Thanks!

Okay, well I figured out. So here is the solution. I was using the wrong timer function, mainly. First, I added Timer.update(dt) to love.update. Then I changed my keypressed function to look like this: function love.keypressed(key) if key == "z" then for i,v in ipairs(player) do Timer.afte...