It may be easier though for game developers to port their games to the aforementioned consoles by porting LÖVE to use Nintendo's SDK, but they will have to do it on their own and won't be able to share that development publicly (much less as open source) Depends on what you mean by share, I'd guess...

Thanks, I've also had LearnOpenGL.com recommended to me for getting up to speed on OpenGL. (I've only covered the fixed-function pipeline until now.)

No, that won't work. Of course that won't work. Shear is a linear transformation.

After stumbling upon love.graphics.shear, I think I should just draw flat rectangles with holes in the sides, and apply shear transform.

I'm trying to make a dungeon crawler in the vein of Scarab of Ra , and I'm a bit stuck on the render part of this. I'm aiming for a retro, 1-bit graphics look, with no movement animations, so I think I can pull this off with LÖVE, and not have to go true 3D. https://gitlab.com/aidalgol/rogue-pyramid...

Well I'm definitely keen to see where this goes. Keep at it!

We need more information.

1. How did you build love?
2. Which version of Debian are you running?
3. Do you have luajit installed? If so, how did you install it?
4. How are you invoking love?

I'm running Debian 7.6 (wheezy), and have had love built against luajit working fine, so I think I can help.

[quote="kikito"]I believe cron.lua is the simplest way to do it:

Yeah, that looks like exactly what I want. Thanks!

Is there a way to say "call this function after n seconds"? And if not, where in the LÖVE code should I start looking to implement this?