Bragging: On my Mac it's easier to do a Ö or ö because I don't have to remember numbers. Brag brag brag. :P :nyu: I wish we could draw images tinted to a color too. Like removing all saturation to make them greyscale (Could be very useful) or colorize them with red if they are damaged, or blue if th...

where on windows for example is transparency used...? Everywhere. Sidebar Gadgets The task bar The windows themselves The entire OS The various theming programs and window manager replacements Reinlender and all its related/similar programs Same with OS X and Linux. (Most high-end distros and theme...

Translucency would be nice and I would support it if the developers wanted to put it in. I mean all the modern OS' pretty much make so much use of it these days. OS X, Windows all the way back to XP, Linux for a long time too. So it's not like it'd be an OS specific thing. It's all dependent on if t...

I thought since I haven't really been able to do much with this project, I'd post this. Maybe it might help a little:

http://www.arkitus.com/Play/?id=21

I had created my own version of "Boids" I based on a program on Arkitus. http://www.arkitus.com/Play/?id=12 It is called Fishies. My version worked so well, had three groups of "fish" that liked to group together sometimes, and could be separated at will. I wrote my version in TN...

No, unfortunately. For something like that, you're better to program a Konfabulator Widget, or a Dashboard Widget, or a Windows Sidebar Gadget, or a Google Desktop Gadget, or a clever Bowlet in Bowtie, or.... Basically, there are many other alternative methods to creating this kind of program. (Konf...

I'd say H.264 would be a reasonable standard. Failing that, something open-source that wouldn't cost money to license. Basically, something free.

Unless you change it into an animation of course... Only if it's simple animation with a small amount of images shown at intervals one frame at a time with no movement, else you end up making the file huge anyway. Löve could utilize each OS' built-in video formats. As long as they're cross-platform...

See, if I could figure this out too I'd put mouse control in my game as well.

Man, path finding is complicated. Good luck! What does your game need pathfinding for though? If everything is scripted I'd think you'd just specify the other character's movements absolutely.