This update blows my mind in 1,000 ways, thank you so much! I'm getting a nice 4% fps performance increase on a basic demo just FYI, which is great.

Keep up the --AMAZING-- work guys! (and gals?)

Perfect, thanks Zilarrezko!

Germanunkol, that's not a bad idea. You could conceivably have a few options for the user, like restart game at last save, send in report, or even have a secret hidden minigame that you can only access when your game crashes!

currently if there is an error the love window will display it. Since I already get that error printed out to my shell, it's kind of redundant. Would there be a way to have the love window automatically close as soon as it's done printing the error?

thanks slime, that helps clarify things. Also, thank you to the devs for making love threads in the first place, not having to mess with Lanes is so convenient!

so threads are like lua threads? concurrent but not parallel? And channels are like lindas, just a seperate os thread with it's own copy of lua? aka parallel but impossible to schedule?

just wondering, are threads and channels really lua lanes and lindas? if so this is cool cause i didn't want to install lanes since it looks like you had to recompile lua, and I didn't know if that version would be compatable with love and still be portable.

thanks, you put me on the right track but i'm still not getting it. Kikito claims that (...) is documented, but i just don't see it. I also can't replicate what he's claiming in the interactive interpreter if i run this: > require ("gameState"); print (...) i get a blank line from stdout

could someone give me some pointers at to what this bit of code does? it can be found on line 27 in the hump camera library.
https://github.com/vrld/hump/blob/master/camera.lua

edit: nevermind, these questions were not well written or explained. i've since figured out the issue. feel free to delete it seems there is more than meets they eye with logical operators, could someone help me? first question: (edit: nevermind - ignore this question) (f1 or f2)(4) -- why does thi...

Speaking of drawing lines, how good do Love lines look? Anti aliased? What are the based on, OpenGL?