Indeed the behavior my project relies on was against spec, and in 11.0 requires a pixel shader (or one of the floating point pixel formats but no idea how widely supported they are). I was also able to recreate the effect by drawing a given sprite additional time(s) after calling `love.graphics.set...

I noticed color values when drawing sprites are now clamped to the min and max ranges. In the attached test, the sprite pulses pink in 0.10.2 but not 11.0. But I also noticed that the color values when drawing shapes are clamped in both versions, to 0-255 and 0-1 respectively. So is this new sprite...

Please mark me down at Lake Vostok, Antarctica.

https://github.com/SeStudio/steamworks-lua-integration This is probably relevant to your interests.

There's already an established Love2d Discord community, I recommend joining that if you're interesting in chatting about love2d in particular. https://discord.gg/rhUets9

Nice, thanks for making this! I'll definitely point anyone who I know who is curious about Love2d in your direction. Putting myself in the shoes of someone who doesn't already know Love2d quite well, something I'd be interested in seeing amongst the "free sample videos" is a lesson more to...

I'd be interested in this! My gut feeling is that every month might be too often for most people, though.

This is cool, chaining timers is definitely a common use case for myself. This gives me another idea, actually. I might fork hump.timer and make a version where a timer handle can be decorated with another timer which will be executed when the parent timer finishes. ie: Timer.tween(1, o, {x=5}) :aft...

Hey gamers! I wrote a big long continuous integration tutorial! If you read it, you will surely learn "the ropes" of using GitLab Pipelines to script love-release and butler to upload new builds of your game to itch.io every time you commit. The tutorial should be easily translated to Trav...

Not to be rude, but is self-promotion allowed in this forum? This thread stands out to me as not being in the same spirit as the rest of the threads in Libraries and Tools.