The crashing is related to audio and fixed in latest source code for love (issue #442). In the next release of love, you won't have this issue. I believe if you stop and start an audio source rapidly (like every dt) you'll encounter this problem more often.

I like your game.

I use Compilation mode to capture the output and hyperlink the error messages to the source code. To enter this mode, you type 'M-x compile'. You'll be prompted to enter the compile command (or accept the default 'make' command). Here's part of my .emacs that sets this up. I bind C-x C-k to enter th...

Agreed. It's a non-issue anyway, just was curious as to what you were thinking.

Ah, I see, but then you couldn't use texture wrapping . I don't see the connection. My mistake, texture wrapping still works, but the newQuad() would now be tied to a specific image's w/h. For example, if I make a quad like this: quad = love.graphics.newQuad(0, 0, 150, 150, 75, 75) No matter what i...

Boolsheet wrote:It would just call Image:getWidth and Image:getHeight (or their C++ equivalents) for you and then calculate the texture coordinates.

Ah, I see, but then you couldn't use texture wrapping.

Scale the image to the reference width and height. Uh. I don't think the reference width and height were ever meant to do "image scaling". The width and height are needed to calculate the vertex coordinates and giving wrong values distorts the image. It already came up once that this does...

Just google harabara for the font file. GIMP renders the text almost the same as LOVE does, so I don't think this is a LOVE issue. You might want to try the font out in other programs, and see how they render it, or change fonts.

Lafolie wrote:Does gimp have automated tasks?

Yes, via batch mode, e.g. 'gimp -i -b '(command-to-run-here)'. You can use GIMP to do the image strip as well, but it's not built-in. You'd have to write the script yourself, or find a pre-made one.

Summon a beach, I've got to compile it from source for PNGs? I'm not sure. You might want to search around or ask on their support forum. EDIT: Make sure you downloaded the "static" version. I ran the Windows version (ImageMagick-6.7.9-2-Q8-windows-static.exe) via Wine (Linux) and it ran ...

The montage command from ImageMagick will do this and is free. Here's an example usage: