Here's another example of drawing to an image:
http://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2576

That may be because I changed the frame limiting code. Try using the same love.update function from your example. In the best case, I'm getting around the same fps for both versions (between 27-32). Yeah, that did it; getting 14FPS on your version now :) @Technocat: woah! :awesome: You need the pre...

Thanks for the heads up on the pixBuf!
I just read on another thread that framebuffers may not work on some computers.. I dunno - I tried your version of the program, and the framebuffer works here on an intel GMA4500 integrated card, although it ran a bit slower than mine; 7FPS vs 20FPS

Well, yeah..
What FPS were you getting? I get 20FPS on my Acer AS3810t

Branching off my previous topic http://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2547 about per pixel manipulation speed; after taking into consideration that framebuffers won't work on all computers, I looked into the newImageData function to use that as a sort of buffer. It's not fast, but at leas...

Yeah, I forgot to mention that this was a speed test for pixel manipulation. I wanted to try and make a mode7 routine (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mode_7)

Hey people, here's my first ever lua program: function love.draw() for ky = 0, 239 do for kx = 0, 319 do love.graphics.point( kx, ky ) end end love.graphics.print("FPS: " .. love.timer.getFPS(), 50, 350) end Just filling a 320 x 240 section of the screen with pixels, and it's very slow; ge...

Hey, thanks for answering
Do you have to use "file.xxx"? Or is it possible to fill data with values of varying amplitude, approximating a sine, or triangle waveform, and then play that data in memory?

I'm reading the wiki on love.sound and its types and functions, but I can't wrap my head around it.. I'm under the assumption that it'll let me create sound data in code, and then stream it through a decoder, resulting in -say, a sine wave coming out of my speakers. Can anyone provide examples on lo...

It'd be really cool if we could send data to the buffer, making sounds on the fly.. hm, or maybe not. Anyways, here's an article explaining it: http://www.gamedev.net/reference/articl ... le1348.asp
Also, looks like OpenALSoft's got a lowpass filter and reverb.. those would be nice.