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...

And zero-based table indizes. Please. This I disagree with. I like the way Lua does it. Although unorthodox and not mindful of how memory management works, it's more humanistic and just makes more sense in general. Everytime i want to wrap something: i = ((i + 1 - 1) % N) + 1 -- or more concisely: ...

And of course the background is RGB, instead of RGBA because your background can't be transparent (what would be behind it?) What about "what is behind it.", e.g. the desktop, or another window, or both, or whatever... though i'm sure that there would be some nontrivial (like cross-platfo...

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You can get the length of a SoundData object: [wiki]SoundData:getDuration[/wiki], i'm not sure whether you can for Sources or Decoders.

jjmafiae wrote:

zorg wrote:Not really new, but took this long to make an avatar for myself for here
no hints

2 hours 52 seconds and 59 minutes

actually, logo was under 10 minutes; and i registered like a year before; not what i was referring to via the guessing text though