The upside of it is that it's predictable; no matter how many results a function returns, you can always be sure, that if you have another value in the next "slot" after the function call, that won't be moved around. (including the case where the function doesn't return even one value) That said, th...

Alternatively, if you can sacrifice some shades of black, for instance, you could just use that one video (encoded as an ogv without an alpha channel i mean) and use a simple shader where you discard / draw 100% transparent where the video pixels are below a combined rgb threshold (i'd say 0.0,0.0,0...

Only bumping this thread because, as it turns out about a year later, OP is indeed a bot.
proof: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php ... 33#p229436
So along with that post, this thread can be sent to the fjords as well.

@raidho36
Or they can just use array images that don't suffer from bleeding artifacts, as was stated above, with the only downside of all tiles needing to be the same size. :v

From wikipedia: The performance difference comes in the firmware controlling the card.[citation needed] Given the importance of speed in a game, a system used for gaming can shut down textures, shading, or rendering after only approximating a final output—in order to keep the overall frame rate high...

+1 for the list
https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=85955

Also, Duke Nukem 3D (and more recently, Ion Mai- i mean Fury) uses Ken Silverman's build engine, which also has all assets inside .grp files one can open with minimal effort.

It turns out it's due to a fundamental flaw in Lua's logic. Lua does not allow tables to be referenced more than 2 layers deep for whatever reason unless you use metatables. I think I'm going to have to move over to C#. Lua is just too limited for my needs. It's a shame because LOVE Is a fantastic ...

https://ci.appveyor.com/project/AlexSzpakowski/love
Here's the latest you should be trying anyway.
Also, it's a public website, and technically, you're not distributing anything, slime is; this is just linking to that site.

No need to ask the mods when it's already a rule. Updating two threads with the same content is nothing but a waste of time, space and patience. Technically the etiquette quote is more about posting twice one after another in the same thread, and since it's only once per week or so, i'd consider th...

it's possible if you mess with the windows libs through ffi, but i don't have the exact knowledge what you'd need to load in (if anything) and what you'd need to define and call.

Edit: This might be helpful:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/516 ... -from-code