Sadly the image is blocked for me ATM (work network blocks "personal pages") Audio may be encoded in a variety of ways, but getSample returns samplepoints with (double precision) floating point values between -1 and 1. It's normalized (restricted) in that sense to that range from whatever ...

Entity-Component-Systems... which can mean a dozen things really.

I'm sorry to say that i'm a bit lost in your question, but if you do expand on how you think functions (and callbacks) work, with simple examples, i might be able to correct your insight on anything that might be wrong!

One could write a lib to emulate a virtual gamepad, but, apart from using it with touchscreen devices, it would be virtually useless elsewhere, though feel free to code it yourself, or wait until someone does.

Watchmaker wrote:Can I suggest adding a native virtual gamepad to LÖVE 0.10.0+?

You mean like the current gamepad api?
Yay 400th post... so anticlimactic : )

It works similarly to the keyboard and mouse stuff actually; you can either use the touchpressed/released/moved callbacks, or [wiki]love.touch.getPosition[/wiki] with [wiki]love.touch.getTouches[/wiki] in love.update. As for regions, just test whether the touch's coordinates are, in case of left/rig...

in the function Equipment : init(inventory), the colon syntax makes the implicit parameter self be the first argument passed to itself; in button.OnClick(object, x, y), since you're using the dot syntax, self is nothing there. Sadly i don't know what you need to call in button.OnClick instead, since...

Take a look at the example here . I would much rather have the love.keypressed,love.mousepressed, etc callbacks. Oh ok, i get it now, you're saying that you like how löve does it, with a game loop ([wiki]love.run[/wiki]) polling SDL events and calling callbacks ([wiki]love.event[/wiki]) inside that...

I promised, so i tested it on my system with a benchmark app i made for testing micro-stutter, and after i made sure i was using Aero, here are my results: On my 64bit Win7 desktop, the printscreen key could capture the 0.10.0 löve projects' window's contents in all modes, that is, windowed, desktop...

I can't say, because on my system (Win7x64), it... well, when i last tested it, it worked.
I'll test it on 0.10.0 later today.