From the looks of the videos at that timestamp - it has something to do with those dust particles if you want to start searching there or something to do with walking into a wall.

Runtime Texture Atlas, or RTA, is designed to pack your images into an atlas at runtime to help improve asset management and performance in Love! Get the latest version from the git repo with documentation in the readme, + examples. https://github.com/EngineerSmith/Runtime-TextureAtlas There are two...

That's a big update loop. You should check out ways to split your code into multiple files so you don't end up with a blob file like this and it's much more manageable/maintainable.

There's an end missing on Ln375

local threadCode = [[ -- Receive values sent via thread:start local bytedata = ... local ffi = require("ffi") ffi.cdef(" typedef long map[10000000]; void* malloc(size_t); void free(void*);") local map = ffi.cast("map(&)", bytedata) print("THREAD", map[7])...

You'd just load the .mtl file instead of a .png file and it would parse the .mtl file instead. (I only want the face color definitions, not trying to replicate stuff like shiny metal or rough brick textures or whatever) I could probably try and figure it out myself. Honestly, if you want a really s...

You can easily switch to z up by importing your model into blender, and then when exporting an option for z-up will appear (you can also triangulate faces as an option if they're not yet). MTL files can be supported - but it will means g3d will have to shift it's idea of what a model is. A model wou...

It is already a note on https://love2d.org/wiki/love.filesystem it's a little hidden at the bottom; being the 2nd paragraph from the bottom before "Types"

Not even Unity natively supports emojis (and possibly Unreal, couldn't find out from my googles if it does or not). Most games I've played don't do full emoji support, and instead add basic emojis wrapped with colons and insert custom images at those positions (you can use libraries like sysl-text t...

The issue is with drawing it at a decimal place most likely. Should only draw at perfect integers using something along the lines of the following: math.floor(x) -- or math.ceil(x) -- example love.graphics.draw(head, math.floor(x), math.floor(y)) This will draw it correctly than it being on the edge...

Well, it is working - just not as you may expect it. It's ordered by string value from biggest to smallest in that screen grab rather than ordered by release date