Löve gives you a relatively 1:1 mapping of what OpenAl(Soft) gives you in terms of audio effects. That said, here's the developer/maintainer talking about this issue: https://github.com/kcat/openal-soft/issues/164 They do admit the filters are more akin to ~shelf filters instead of ~pass filters; Th...

^Intetesting copypasta / weird flex, but ok.

You still managed to not explain why you are not satisfied with löve's style of imagefonts...

THEN AGAIN, the wiki clearly states that löve ALSO supports the bmfont format, so i'm unsure what you're on about with the fontcutter thing, since i feel like that's also useless in this context.

Simple answer is no, because you'd need to add in such functionalities to -all other- supported sound formats as well, to keep consistency between them; mp3 files afaik only have reliable loop points if they are LAME-encoded, and have such tags in them; wav also support loop point metadata, but code...

What löve provides itself is already capable of making implementing such a -stateful- input system possible; hence, it's a perfect candidate for a library.

Finally, i did create a (fully script-based, not a binary file) library that uses LuaJIT's FFI to access a few PhysFS functions directly, and which also edits love.filesystem.mount (and maybe the VFS paths, optionally) to allow read access on your whole computer. (write access is difficult for mult...

love.filesystem.mount usually has only two use-cases: - Open a zip from a known and accessible path; this is most useful for online-distributed patches/dlc/content in general. - Open a folder, specifically the SourceBase folder if the project is ran on windows and one wants to access files next to t...

People usually should detect whether something was pressed or released at the current frame (if using the callbacks) or detect whether something is still held down (if using methods in update); Anything else can be implemented using your own code, by storing such state, and querying that state, givi...

logic is uncaring; that said, future prospects are extending your lib with other functions that may be useful; that way it won't be just another generic/simple state manager on the block!

As far as i know, it's not, but you can open the file as a File object, seek into it to the proper area based on header definitions you can find on the internet, and if such tags exist, get that info out for yourself. You should also know that Sources do not currently allow you to set loop markers e...