Then I'm glad I have an ATI card.. But how about those Intel cards?

Also, I just noticed that the picture I used must be very familiar to you..

slime wrote:In glsl/pixeleffect syntax, all floating point numbers (numbers of the type 'number'/float) needs to have a decimal.

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number blurSize = 1/800;

needs to become

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number blurSize = 1.0/800.0;

It works! I guess I'm not used to such a massive lack of forgiveness.

I extracted this from your text, but I made something terribly wrong, would you mind helping me? I think it's more like this: player.velocity.y = player.velocity.y + 0.1 * dt --each second the velocity is increased by 0.1 player.y = player.y + player.velocity.y --moves the player with the calculate...

I poked your code a bit and.. math.random() ain't random at all for your program, even after using math.randomseed(os.time())..

Sorry, but that's all I can do for now, good luck.

Hey, 1) Haven't played it, but I see you can download the source code (the .love file) at the bottom of the page you linked. 2) Something like this: if player.x < 0 then --if he goes off the left edge.. player.x = love.graphics.getWidth() --put him back at the right edge! elseif player.x > love.grap...

So I've read the GLSL documentation, have read the readme on GLSL in Löve2D thousands of times and have searched everywhere on the forum and wiki.. All I'm trying to do is add some horizontal blur to the show. I've downloaded several .love files of examples of blur shaders, and looked a few simple e...