Why would a note stop after a given time ? Why haven't you make it last until the key is released (like in a real piano) ? The library is really cool ! Well it would be simple to do :-) Here's a simple example. EDIT: I didn't do it because it wasn't the goal of the library, I just wanted to make th...

Dreanh wrote:Cool library, played around with it for some hours. Made a piano/keyboard thing.

Impressive ! :-D

Hello, Here's a new library I made : denver.lua . That's a little helper to play custom waveforms : it simply generates a sample that you can play with LÖVE. Basic examples : local denver = require 'denver' -- play a sinus local sine = denver.get('sinus', 440, 1) -- create a sample of 1sec, at the f...

I added a license. (hope I did everything right)
Thank you :-)

I think you could make it work just with "get" - the first time you call it, it "adds" and then returns it, the second time you call it, it just returns it. Funny thing is this is what I did at first. I somehow managed to think that it was "clearer" to add a resource, ...

Hello :) Here's a little project I just made: it's a simple resource manager for LÖVE. It prevents you from loading multiple times the same file in memory during your program execution. You can also add your own resources... Here's how it works: local sandwich = require 'sandwich' my_image = sandwic...

Yes, you are right. Thank you for your answers :-)

what is the difference between the callbacks 'pushedState' and 'enteredState' ? enteredState gets called when you "go to a state" (with gotoState) as well as when you "push it" (with pushState). pushedState is only called on the later case. The same happens with exitedState &...

Thank you for this, it is working perfectly ! But, what is the difference between the callbacks 'pushedState' and 'enteredState' ? (I understand the difference, but why two callbacks?) And more importantly, did you omit the callback 'addedState' on purpose ? It would be great to have a state load th...

Seems to work like a charm ! Thank you