It's not a matter of what LÖVE does. Is a matter of how shader programs are specified. Unused uniforms means a shader is invalid with regard to that specification. What exactly do you think should happen when you try to use an invalid shader? You can catch errors using pcall if you need a certain be...

You're running this with LÖVE < 11 with color values that only work in 11. Remove/replace the setColor lines and something will show up.

You can only write to the save directory. It is different from the working directory, and the only control you have over it is setting its name (not path/location) through the game's identity. This is all explained here.

molul wrote: ↑Thu Jul 26, 2018 5:22 pm Is there a more efficient system to animate a mesh's UVs?

Yes... a vertex shader.

You can use the sorted table approach as shown in the tutorial. Keep your enemy sprites in a table and keep that table sorted according to a z value that you assign each enemy. Draw sprites in the order they have in the table. table.sort is not a stable sort though. Enemies with the same z value wil...

...and you didn't feel like telling us that the errors you made this thread for magically solved themselves and that you have a different problem with it now? You're not using it correctly, you have to call Moan.draw to see something. And calling Moan.speak in every frame may also not be correct, bu...

There is no error.

These errors do not match the current state of that lib. Check again if you didn't do any modifications to it, or whether you're using an older version.

If you can't find the error, post a love file. The code you posted is not the culprit.

And don't triple post, edit your comments to add new info.

Actually, aftwr checking the repo. It should be ``` local Moan = require("moan") ``` Not ``` require("moan") ``` I checked it too and Moan.lua declares a global Moan table. OP's Moan.speak call should work as is with the current Moan.lua from the repo. require('Moan') Moan.speak...