Edit: Roland explained what i tried to better below me DaedalusYoung probably meant this then: TEsound.play("assets/music/" .. songname[filename] .. ".mp3") On the other hand, when sorting, you could sort with using gsub and a pattern that returns only what's after the last /, o...

Keep in mind that using getPixel constantly is probably (a lot) slower than pulling the whole image into a lua-table and accessing that. On the other hand, tables have some overhead in memory, while imagedata is (to my knowledge) just a simple c array holding byte quadruplets for the pixel colors; ...

what i hear on win7: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/36445632/music/teddybearpicnic_test.mp3 By the way, if you want a more consistent sounding track, why not just use a module format like .mod (that libmodplug also supports)? with samples that were used in chiptunes, it can easily be used to cr...

Hi everyone! Looking through the forums, i saw a post in a thread having a screenshot and code snippet for a pretty simple minecraft-like performance graph. I thought i'd make it a bit more interesting, so (with the approval of the original coder) here's my first released library, a multipartite per...

veethree wrote:But why?

This post has a neat image that i think explains it (i think)

...also, the whole tread actually.

Motion blur you say.. How are you doing this ? I've always been interested in this perticular shader, I tried coding it once but I never got the expected result Actually, i used blendmodes and canvases instead of shaders... though it depended on some shotgun programming for me to get it to work; an...

Working on 3 things simultaneously, and one is finished. (i never start small :c) (image links lead to animated gifs (made with LICEcap, so they are somewhat huge)) The finished one (a just-for-fun thing, so i could resurrect the ANALog ClOCK thread) https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/36445632/cloc...

Well then, keys = {} function love.keypressed(key) keys[key] = os.clock() end function love.keyreleased(key) keys[key] = os.clock() - keys[key] end Though you'd need to check for the key to not be pressed since this only gives back the correct held time then...unless you use something like this: fun...

Apologies for being late, hope this was worth the wait :3 Resizable, keys are b for bordered/borderless, 1-6 for clock types, 0(or `) for overview, 8 toggles dates (regular, discordian, eternal september) and ⑨ if you're mathematically challenged... ZLOCK.love edit: forgot to give a cool image, have...

you can do something like this (my original usage was that i needed to differentiate between 4 key states): keys = {} keyt = {} function love.update(dt) for k,v in pairs(keys) do if v == 'pressed' and love.keyboard.isDown(k) then v = 'held' else if v == 'released' and not love.keyboard.isDown(k) the...