I'd rather always provide the color as a table. I think it would be more natural to put the color before the new vertex you are defining. love.polygon("fill / line", [[color], x, y], [[color1], x1, y1], ..., [[colorn], xn, yn]) same with a table: love.polygon("fill / line", { [[c...

I see, I could use some equations to find the color for each point. If I did that I guess I should use an ImageData object to pre-render the image, then convert to a drawable and only then draw it to screen. right? But I think it should be possible to do it in a more efficient way with opengl. I fou...

Hi, http://love2d.org/wiki/love.graphics.polygon allows me to render a filled poligon, but only allows solid colors by calling love.graphics.setColor before. I wonder if there is a way to assign a different color to each point to get it shaded like in the "popular" opengl triangle :) http:...

So this morning I realized it might be easier to test this stuff with a couple .love files, so here I attach a couple ones.

Hello again, to follow up that previous post about an easing functions library here is a tweening one, which I called... (drumroll...) ... tweener . Just for the record I tried for a while to give it a better name, perhaps extracting it some how from the lyrics of "In Between Love" by Tom ...

Hello, I ported to lua the easing functions based off Robert Penner's work, but with tweener as the main source. There are two examples, one using plain old lua and the other one (arguably more interesting) using LÖVE. https://github.com/EmmanuelOga/easing No tweening helpers are included, I might g...