Thank you Zorg!

I'm updating most of them right now, so I could see no difference between the two solutions in performance. Later there will be situations when only a few will be updated, so I guess the best is the pseudo remove version.

Hello guys!

I was wondering, which solution is better:

• Clearing a spritebatch and adding sprites every frame,

• Or using the pseudo-remove techique suggested here (at the bottom)?

Thank you for your answers!

Yeah, sorry I should have been more specific. :) You're right, this is exaclty how I used debugging in ZeroBrane: function love.load(arg) if arg[#arg] == "-debug" then require("mobdebug").start() end end I did not have to alter love.run() though, I use the built-in one. Okay, qui...

All the good asset creation tools like Photoshop, Audacity, etc are NOT available for Android so you're not going to get much work done. And if you just plan to do strictly programming, then you're still going to need a few windows open so you can review the documentation, tutorials, etc - in the b...

Hello guys. I think you are missing 1 line of code:
http://notebook.kulchenko.com/zerobrane ... -debugging

Congrats on the launch! Will buy soon

Wow, this is very good! Where did you get the idea from? You should definately make a mobile game from this.

Hello and Welcome! I use ZeroBrane Sudio which has a built-in debugger, autocompletion for Love2D, etc. Check it out: https://studio.zerobrane.com/ To enable debugging you have to add 1 line of code to your project: http://notebook.kulchenko.com/zerobrane/love2d-debugging I also use strict.lua, but ...

I don't have it on linux. Maybe it's the way Windows reacts when a window is created and then destroyed? Somewhere I've read Love2D does some tests when starting.

Wow, this one looks and feels seriously cool! It's very stylish, congrats!