For perspective correct scaling, you need to calculate 1/z for every scan line. It's almost for free, if you use the GPU and a small shader. You can still animate the texture by shifting the UV coordinates every frame and don't move the polygon at all. https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=92376

1 does not equal EVERYTHING you are WRONG and you should feel ASHAMED. Oh really? https://i.ibb.co/0qbvRg0/333.png Picture 1, the website header, wasn't created by you. https://i.ibb.co/WfSKhvF/1.png Picture 2, the background image, wasn't created by you. https://i.ibb.co/x3077Nx/2.png Picture 3, t...

On his website, he has also made a lot of effort.

Neither the "SUCCEED" picture, nor the picture with the book in the background or the picture of the quasar are made by him.

Pretty brazen to beg for donations when EVERYTHING is just stolen

If you want something with good build quality, get an Anbernic Device. My RG351P looks and feels like original Nintendo hardware. But I don't know if it's possible to run homebrew games on it. It uses a Linix based OS with RetroArch.

I'm not sure if I understand your problem, but couldn't you just render the darker sprites to a separate canvas and make the whole canvas transparent instead of every single sprite?

Why do you use Urn and not just plain Lua? Love2D works great as it is.

To be honest, that's the download you can find on the Love2D website.

I would study some Voronoi based crack shaders. There are many shaders for cracks in terrain textures, etc where only the lines are visible.

I think Voronoi could be the solution. Maybe with multiple layers