You can also download the standalone version of the lua-https library from https://github.com/love2d/lua-https/actions , if you're logged into github.

Bobble68 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 03, 2023 9:49 pm Also, am I being stupid or does the homepage still only show 11.4?

Web browsers like to cache static pages like the love homepage. Refreshing (maybe force-refreshing) should make it update.

Not yet unfortunately. You can follow the main github issue for it here . I think it should still be possible to selectively enable JIT compilation for specific functions via the jit.on function, which will be more reliable in terms of performance now that other Lua code isn't taking up the same mem...

LÖVE version 11.5 is out now! As usual download links are on the homepage and the full changelog is available on the wiki . This is a small release primarily to fix major bugs in LuaJIT's implementation of the pairs iterator, plus a few other bug fixes and minor changes in LÖVE itself. The version o...

This is a feature to enable easier modding and saved-settings-with-defaults support. You can change that behaviour with t.appendidentity = true in love.conf , or with love.filesystem.setIdentity . That said, if you don't want game directory and save directory files to overlap at all you can just use...

getVertexAttribute does not return the values that were originally passed to setVertexAttribute. This is because each color component of a vertex is represented by a single byte internally. The data type of color components (and any vertex attribute component) isn't fixed like that. You can make a ...

You may also want to add some validation/logging to your code to make sure the newImage call is happening as infrequently as you expect.

I'm not sure WSL properly supports what love requires in order to render. At the very least you might need to do some tinkering with it to get it to work. Either way a VM like that is not going to be officially supported and may have a number of issues that don't happen in a real OS environment. Her...

Pixel coordinates are [0, screenSize - 1]. Note that coordinates are not the same as indices.

The reason it returned nil in your code is getInfo (and almost every other love.filesystem API) doesn't take full paths, only relative ones. All relative paths in love.filesystem are relative to both the game's source and save directories. Another way to achieve what you want could be to check what ...