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kicknbritt

Hello. I have no idea what the use of a cube image is, but I do know that you need a shader to render it:
(See here https://love2d.org/wiki/love.graphics.newCubeImage)
And Im pretty sure that it is used for 3d textures somehow, not in the 2d way you are trying to use it.

kicknbritt

Omg! Ty so much! And yes I am planning to integrate loves new features for 3d, I just wanted to figure out how skeletal animation works first.
Thanks dude

kicknbritt

Hey guys. So I have been trying to get 3d skeletal animation working for my game for the last week, with no avail. I trying to use the same technique for skeletal animation used here https://github.com/excessive/love3d-demos/blob/master/src/skeletal-animation.lua but when I try to render the model i...

kicknbritt

Oh rip. Well thanks anyway
[Edit] Actually it looks like it supports textures. Ill check it out

kicknbritt

Okay. Well thanks for all the feedback. Im going to try to check out vertex lists and the "static" mode on SpriteBatchUsage looks promising.

kicknbritt

Yes I am culling non visible faces/vertices. The data structure I use to store the "Blocks" in data is only storing 2 bytes of information per block so 27,648‬ bytes a chunk, and since lua strings are stored by reference that is little to nothing. My problem is each block face is generating 2 triang...

kicknbritt

So I'm working with GroverBurgers SS3D library (Thanks a ton dude.) and I'm working on a voxel game where I create meshes made up of 24x24x24 blocks. The problem Im having is I have to store all those vertices in tables, and that takes up around 500-800 mb for only about ‭216‬ chunks! Is there any w...

kicknbritt

Sorry for late reply.. aha. Something outside of a particle system.

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-- Create some confetti
local ConfettiList = {}
for i=1, #ConfettiList do
     -- Draw confetti with spritebatches here
end

[Edit]
Just saw Luke100000's post. 100% use his example

kicknbritt

Why dont you just make a table that holds all the confetti particles, update all of them for things like movement of the confetti particles and then draw all of them using a SpriteBatch, setting thier individual colors with SpriteBatch:setColor( r, g, b, a )?

kicknbritt

You could probably use that same gameboy shader and simply draw lines over it (the number of scanlines being width*height of the screen) inside a canvas scaled to the screen resolution.

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