Macsek wrote: ↑Sat May 27, 2017 7:02 pm My badly optimized game with game with lots of animations,canvases,tweens averages at 4% CPU and 50MB ram.
I'm using Arch.

Just get the deb file from the frontpage.

WOW! This is a nice CPU number! I also installed love from the synaptic, the result was the same. It is strange

zorg wrote: ↑Thu May 25, 2017 6:14 pm Apparently not; löve should not use that much CPU at all... (Also, it's weird how CPU usage could go over 100%... maybe it counts cores separately and adds the percentages together?)

Can i ask what your Operating System is and what your average CPU usage on it when you run a ready Love game?

Any one having the same problem on a linux machine?

I have installed the latest version of love from the source. I downloaded some games from the wiki page, but running all of them makes a very high CPU usage of over 350%!! So my question is that the normal CPU usage of running Love-games? Why do they need so much of CPU?

Any help is appreciated.

alloyed wrote: ↑Thu May 25, 2017 12:48 am `make` builds the program, `make install` installs it, usually.
I don't actually recall if that's how it works in love, but that is how it usually works everywhere else

Thanks.

I have downloaded the source code from bitbucket, and ran the platform/unix/automagic ./configure make from the root directory. Every thing seems to have worked fine, i get no errors. There is however no love command available on my machine (with Debian 8), for example running love . from a game dir...

You should really use 0.10.2 instead of 0.9; that's an old version. No idea why you have so high cpu usage though. I have downloaded the Linux Package of the newest version. But in the platform/unix/ directora there is no automagic executable. Is this site where i should install automagic from?: ht...

Thanks for your replies, the CPU usage of love is still about 70%, i guess it might have something to do with the framerate (which i should find out how to control at ca. 30 fps). Am i right?

I have just started to learn Love. running the following example (main.lua) with love main.lua doesn't show the Hello World! screen, but results in the following screen and causes a CPU usage of over 200%! What am i doing wrong? Any help is appreciated. This code: function love.draw() love.graphics....