could've had like a pcall and test if framebuffers were supported, if not then use the normal love drawing, but to change it now would be too much effort. It's doable, but it means a lot of extra code as I have stuck a FB almost everywhere I could. Whenever I throw out a more working release candid...

wtf? My graphics card can play Crysis 2 on high without issue, but apparently non po2 framebuffers are just too hard for it? I figured if that beast of a video card could play just about everything on the market that it must be a restriction with love. I guess this really changes nothing though as t...

It's actually not possible to have a framebuffer that isn't po2 compatible. Love requires it. Even if I only need say 500 pixel width I just do nearestPowerofTwo(500) function nearestPowerofTwo(num) return 2^(math.ceil(math.log(num)/math.log(2))) end and I'll get 512. Not all the images I use are PO...

It was a tough decision on whether or not to use framebuffers at first. I don't want to exclude all the older laptops that should by all means be able to play a 2D turn based game. After I saw the FPS boost I got there was no turning back. 40 FPS -> 250+ FPS. Now I have framebuffers all over the pla...

Flat 60 almost all the time on a nVidia 560Ti.

The next great technical hurdle I have to surpass is how to best implement threading. I've been searching for ways to make use of threads to reduce the loading times and of course threads come to mind. However, the major problem here is that almost all the resource loading is in images, which appare...

I don't think that line exists on the SVN anymore. Has to be something new (unless you didn't update after you reported it).

Ah the woes of multiplatform development. I have absolutely no way of replicating such crashes at the moment. Same crash as in your last post or something different?

Just try singleplayer->quickstart. I'm always screwing around with the other options experimenting with stuff. I break a lot of the other options fairly frequently. I don't have enough foolproof safeguards in place for people just randomly trying to throw up a server or map yet without knowing what ...

Apparently I didn't commit that last fix. It's on the SVN. However, that just brings up another problem... If you are seeing that error at all it means that some how you are dropping packets from yourself. That shouldn't happen on a localhost and isn't something I've been able replicate without arti...