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Thanks! That's much neater. And it looks a lot like how I'd hoped the stencil I was trying at first would work. I'm going to have to throw that shader language on the pile of things I want to learn more about. Is there any introductory material for GLSL (with or without LÖVE) which you consider esp...

4vZEROv

First way, I don't like to call functions more than I need.

4vZEROv

You should try to use a library like: https://github.com/vrld/hump/blob/master/timer.lua It is made specialy to make it easy to do stuff like "after x time do that", "during x time do that" . if rollingTimer >= 1.5 then skillOut = math.random(0, player.skill01) if skillOut > t.di...

4vZEROv

You can apply some lerp

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    function lerp(a, b, x) return a + (b - a) * x end
    local current_position = camera.getPos()
    local target_position = (player.pos * 5 + cursor.pos) / 6
    camera.setPos(current_position, target_position, 0.1)

4vZEROv

You are calling loading:play() every time love.update is called, it's called a lot of time. Do something like that function love.load() loading = love.graphics.newVideo('Loading.mp4') loading:play() end function love.update(dt) timer = timer + dt if timer > 10 and loading:isPlaying() then loaing:sto...

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I have the Löve launcher extension (by Jan Werber) in my Vscode. I configured the lovelauncher path variable to point to love.exe If you open a folder containing a main.lua file, press Alt + L and löve will be launched automatically. To have a console, create a conf.lua file next to your main.lua an...

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The cs50 course really is that bad ... Your 'addBall()' function should : - create a ball with 'Ball:init()' - insert it inside the 'balls' table balls = {} function Ball:init(x, y, skin) self.skin = skin self.x = x self.y = y self.width = 8 self.height = 8 self.dy = 0 self.dx = 0 end function addBa...

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Lua doesn't have class/states/instances/etc.. Lua only have values. A table is a value of type 'table'. A function is a value of type 'function'. A table can contain any value, so a table can contain any other table. To explain 'self' : local ball = {} ball.x = 0 -- To declare a function value belon...

4vZEROv

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AQfQFcXac8

What do you want to do ?
What do your classes represent ?

To respond to the title of your post :
Callback :
https://love2d.org/wiki/love.keypressed

Inside love.update:
https://love2d.org/wiki/love.keyboard.isDown

4vZEROv

You could use shaders to do that.
This website have a lot of them, with the source code: https://www.shadertoy.com/results?query=glitch

The syntax is nearly the same as love shaders (https://love2d.org/wiki/Shader) so you can convert it and it will work fine.

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