Cool blending effects, lighting, other post-processing, doing efficient static geometry (although spritebatches are better for that unless you want blending stuff or different colors), render-to-texture for some sort of video screen ingame, etc etc...

I agree with TechnoCat and thelinx.

Also remember that FPS can be misleading: http://altdevblogaday.com/2011/07/23/lying-numbers/

Technically VBOs already exist in one form in love as spritebatches.

vsync will synchronize your game's framerate with your monitor's refresh rate. Most monitors these days have a refresh rate of 60fps, so with vsync enabled your game will always be at or below 60fps.

VBOs are the way to go.

You could probably get a (relatively) wicked fast RNG using LuaJIT and its FFI.


problem, bartbes?

Sweet! I love these music-matrix thingies.

Cantide wrote:These aren't bugs, they're unintentional features! ;;;

You are a true programmer.

You'll need to use spritebatches or framebuffers (preferably spritebatches) for things like that. You could have the absolute best computer and video card that only blowjobs could buy, but that won't mean anything if you're creating a bottleneck sending redundant information from the CPU/RAM to the ...