Hey guys! Major bump with major updates! I finally worked more on this, so now it is not only "playable", but actually decent! Among the MANY changes (the changelog might even be missing out on some of the changes over the months), some of the most noticeable are: This finally has a proper...

Glad I could help

I suggest you add "[SOLVED]" to your title, so other people with similar questions can find this more easily

Oh, I'm really dumb then. Sorry for the pointless post then, guys

I'm not sure how hard this would be (if possible at all), or if it already is possible and I'm missing something, but I think it'd be great if we could have nesting Canvases in LÖVE (drawing canvases inside canvases). Something tells me it's probably already possible. If so, sorry for the pointless ...

Yeah, I meant in the root folder as in /sdcard/, not exactly "rooting your phone" (bad wording from my part, sorry). But at least you found a more detailed explanation than I could give, so it's nice that you found it :awesome: P.S.: I think it is recommended that you add [SOLVED] to your ...

It is possible to code directly from an Android phone. I used to code from my Android tablet all the time. All you need is to install the LÖVE for Android app and a code editor. Then you'll write your game in your "lovegame" folder (in the root folder, I think. Don't take my word for it). ...

Alright guys, updated the demo and the main post. New, much necessary features from the demo include: - Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Y for undoing/redoing changes to the path; - Increased the maximum number of coordinates to 50; - Fixed a bug with removing the starting point from a looped path; - Right-clicking ...

Alright, decided I should update this library. I gave up on GitHub because I'm never getting used to that.

I've updated the code to Löve 0.10.1, as well as made the gradients folder with the images optional. If you don't download the images, the program will automatically generate them for you!

Oh, you're right, for some reason I read that as right click

Fixed it, thanks

If I understand you correctly, you have a button image, and once you right-click it an image shows up on screen, like a pop-up, right? If so: function love.load() --This is one way of making a button. You can make it however you want, even use pre-made libraries myButton = { x = 10, y = 10, image = ...