That question is pretty broad. "Follow you" can be as simple as go straight towards you as in Drazzard https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=80655, or as complex as using a path finding algorithm, which is an advanced topic for which a good understanding of graph theory and re...

In 0.10.x you need to scale manually, using love.window.getPixelScale() for the scaling factor.

In 11.x, scaling is handled automatically, and getPixelScale has been renamed to getDPIScale.

I don't know what size your image is. If your image is bigger than 161x218, the wrap won't work. See attached example. A sprite batch can be drawn at any size, see love.draw . Anyway, you need to add the image to the sprite batch multiple times at multiple positions, not just one. The sprite batch i...

Wrapping only works for full-size images, not for quads from an image atlas. You need to create a quad bigger than the image, and it will repeat. If that's not suitable to your purpose, you can still use a spritebatch, or draw all images in a row to rely on autobatching (if you're using Löve 11.0 or...

Great! Wish I had this when I learned. Also, nice polish.

In my desktop I miss the possibility of being able to use the keyboard as a piano: QWERTYU -> CDEFGAB.

Scaling also has a centre. The default origin of the image is (0, 0) which is the top left, therefore when you scale, the scaling operation takes the top left as the scaling centre. You can change the centre by manipulating the ox, oy parameters in love.draw. Setting them to the bottom left of the i...

I just want to be able to rely on the use of a certain rounding mode, nothing else. See the above SO post for an example of its usefulness. I don't want to change the rounding mode from Lua, I'm asking for the engine to enable it. Oh, that. Well AFAIK there's no way to do this from plain Lua because...

Are you talking about Lua or GL? In Lua there's no rounding, only flooring and ceiling. I'm talking about Lua. Lua floating-point operations are subject to rounding. See e.g. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18313171/lua-rounding-numbers-and-then-truncate#58411671 What I'm seeking is for Löve to...

Is the rounding mode guaranteed to be round-to-nearest in all platforms?

If not, could the engine please set it explicitly to FE_TONEAREST?

My suspicion is that LÖVE is being started passing the full path of the Lua file, instead of the folder where main.lua is as it should.