Or look at their second stretch goal:

SPINE Kickstarter wrote:A Spine runtime in the Lua programming language. This enables easier development of Spine runtimes for Gideros, LÖVE, Moai, and others.

So basically YES ! and also bounding boxes !

I ask it here since I'm encountering kind of the same problem:
Is there a library that implements a kind of RenderQueue? If not, what would be the best approach to make one?

Since OUYA is android based, there is a thread dedicated to this topic on the Android subforum.

gomez wrote: What you think about that ?

That would be neat, but I don't have the skills to do it myself, for sure.

It has been shortly discussed on Bitbucket.

Haha, you're welcome. I threw it completly randomly. Didn't think it would help. Don't hesitate to show off the result!

Hi, I'm trying to put object on a map by dragging them on a map. It's not clear to me, could you illustrate? You could use love.mouse.setGrab( true ) don't you? Or either "cheat" with this: -- In you update code local x,y = love.mouse.getPosition() if x < 0 then x=love.graphics.getWidth()...

I updated it with a longer and hopefully better level. I'm globally unsatisfied with the quality of the prototype, but that's all I could expect with only one week of free time at my level. Gotta get back to bigger projects :ultrahappy: Feel free to browse source code here(https://bitbucket.org/mons...

Crystal Clear! Can't wait to try that!

Hey Nate ! Great job so far. Could you tell us a bit more about thoses runtimes you will develop for LÖVE, C++ and (hopefully) lot more of languages? In essence, how are they working? Will there be a set of classes providing sort of Entity:animate(), Entity:sendVariable() and Entity:collides(x, y)? ...

Didn't know that svg files were in xml. Your idea is really interesting, I recently tried to have a good idea for a level editor, but did not find any.
I'll follow your progress closely. Do you intend to share the code eventually?

Also, in my opinion, this thread belongs to Project and Demos.