I think some lib love depends on is probably causing it. I tried downloading the love AppImage, and with the AppImage the problem does not happen. I don't know what are the love2d dependencies, but I'll try to check

A little while ago, I don't know exactly what happened, maybe an update of something on my machine, but love.resize started receiving wrong wrong window dimensions when maximizing or restoring the window. It works correctly when I resize by dragging the window borders, but when I maximize I get the ...

You're correct. I have tried it with love-git from the AUR and there is no error. Thanks!

As pgimeno said, it is probably a graphics driver issue. I tried running the same code with my nvidia card and it worked regardless of the number of circles. About the bug in smooth line code in love 11.3, I think it may not be related, because setting the line style to rough didn't solve the issue....

Before anything else, I believe this problem may be the same reported by this person here: https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=91182 , but there was not enough detail for me to be sure. I'm pasting below both the code and the logs. I'm using love 11.3 on arch linux. In this program I p...

Yes, I kind of changed my mind after making my tests. Right now I only think the example itself is bad, because if the reader decides to try that exact code by himself and measure, he will end up with results that contradict what's being said, since luajit will optimize it. This and the broken link.

One thing I found: for the case mentioned in the linked wiki page, about putting math.sin in a local before calling it in a loop, in love (luajit), it would make no effect at all, runs at same speed as using math.sin. But doing the same to love.graphics.*, or love methods in general, actually can op...

There's this page (https://love2d.org/wiki/Optimising), that is not linked from other places in the wiki as far as I can tell, but that I somehow found searching on the internet. There are some serious problems in this page that make me think it should be deleted or updated and linked from somewhere...

Well, this may help some people. I put the following lines as the first lines in my main.lua: if pcall(require, "lldebugger") then require("lldebugger").start() end if pcall(require, "mobdebug") then require("mobdebug").start() end So that this works if you're...

Ohh thanks! I'll try this out. Maybe we can link this documentation in this page of the wiki to help others out, or maybe add the information directly to the page, about the units and ranges of each parameter.