Hi, I've made some changes to GOOi and it's now in version 0.0.4. (not "GÖÖi" anymore, just GOOi)

This is the new "official" logo:


And here's the new look:

That makes sense!

I know it's already solved but maybe you could try a tweening library the next time, flux is a nice option

I'm going to check that out, thanks for the heads up!

Hey, sorry for the delay... and you're right, you should use gooi.setCanvas(myCanvas) right after you create the canvas for your game (this changes gooi.sx and gooi.sy)

Hey guys just to let you know I just released version 0.0.3 of GÖÖi, the main changes are these: Added multiline labels Now labels can have a text with new line ("\n") characters, multiline alignment works fine now. Added multiline buttons Same for buttons Modal improvements Modals can be created li...

Holy crap, thanks for that last comment! It works fine now with this approach: function love.load() dataComp = love.math.compress([[ data = { {[1] = 32432, [2] = 3423}, {[1] = 32432, [2] = 3423}, {[1] = 32432, [2] = 3423}, {[1] = 32432, [2] = 3423}, {[1] = 32432, [2] = 3423}, {[1] = 32432, [2] = 342...

Also, for decompressing, there's the fittingly named love.math.decompress that goes with the compress function. I'm aware of this, but I don't really know if this is the right way (I guess not, should I do first the conversion thing? if so, how can I convert that dumped data to a lua table again?) ...

I need to read the compressed data and then decompress it, sorry, I didn't mention that. Any ideas of how can I do this?

That was the first thing I thought as well, but if you comment this line: print(tostring(love.filesystem.read("test1"))) then you get the "data compressed:" text, so the "ok" flag is = true. The weird thing is, if I try to read the file, then I get no prints, like if "ok" is = false, but if the read...