I see no inconsistency in behaviour. There seems to be some inconsistency in the rounding performed by your graphics card driver when drawing points, which I believe is an OpenGL native operation, while love.graphics.line is polygon-based, so the rounding for lines is performed on the Löve side. The...

It's just natural that coordinates work that way. The edges of the pixels are at integral positions, the centres are at a distance of 0.5 from either edge. It's the same for lines and rectangles; try drawing horizontal or vertical lines, or rectangles in line mode, at integer coordinates with love.g...

It depends, even in LuaJIT. Undefined is the right word.

There are modules wrote in C/C++ that can be loaded simply by require(), since they implement functions that can be exposed directly to Lua. I tried that and it's pretty easy, but I can't compile the code of the library into a dll so that Love can require it. So my question is: Is there any guideli...

Assuming I have not been rickrolled... :D 1. Is it really worthy to write a module in C++, instead of Lua in the context of Love? If so, any good suggestions on how to actually do it? Hard to say whether it's worth or not. Probably not, at least from the perspective of the multi-platform compilation...

darkfrei wrote: ↑Sun Apr 11, 2021 11:39 am

pgimeno wrote: ↑Sun Apr 11, 2021 11:04 am I wrote about one way of dealing with states, starting here: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php ... 26#p194226

Take a look, see if that helps you wrap around your head around it.

How I can understand which stete is enabled?

Do you mean for debugging? You can add a 'name' field.

I wrote about one way of dealing with states, starting here: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php ... 26#p194226

Take a look, see if that helps you wrap around your head around it.

Brings memories of Track & Field, hehe. Nice. Level 14 might be the maximum humanly possible in a decent graphics card (I got there too; my spacebar is going to sue me for abuse), but by setting love.keyboard.setKeyRepeat(true) it can be shown that it's not the maximum level attainable. In my de...

The force applied by applyForce should not be multiplied by dt in principle. It lasts the duration of dt that you pass to world:update(); if you want it to be applied for longer, you have to apply it multiple times.

The original source was started in 2012; by comparison, Löve was started in 2007, so by that standard, Jumper is 5 years more modern than Löve. Last commit to Jumper is from October 2019, less than 2 years ago. For comparison, Löve 11.0 was released in April 2018, three years ago. Even more, Jumper ...