Is this something that can be changed in the future?

Yes!
Let the developers know that you want the premultiplied blend mode in issue #98.

What you basically want is to rotate the relative movement vector passed to the function, right? Try this: function Camera:moveRel(x, y) self.x = self.x + (x*math.cos(-self.rot) - y*math.sin(-self.rot)) self.y = self.y + (x*math.sin(-self.rot) + y*math.cos(-self.rot)) end It's what it says on wikipe...

Ah yeah, threads3... That damn thing still doesn't run properly. :) If you're using 0.7.1 it probably crashes because the threads create multiple ImageData at the same time. Try to avoid ImageData in threads for the moment or at least don't access/manipulate them at the same time. The threads that '...

It's amazing how it still sounds like music, unlike the youscope demo.

How fast does the file load for you? You might want to increase the decoder buffer, the default 1 KiB is really slow for me.

The LÖVE available at http://love2d.org/builds/ runs now without SSE2 *.
It already includes changes that go into 0.7.2, consider it as beta/unstable.

* It still requires VC++ 2005 runtimes.

Yeah, here I come again with my VC++ runtimes...

A part of LÖVE (OpenAL32.dll) needs the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 runtimes. Install and try again.

rude wrote:[...] which should include bartbes' fix [...]

He's working now on a fix that actually fixes it.

dstyro wrote:

* Removed custom sample rates for Decoders.

Explain what does this mean ??

There were some issues how the decoders handled the sample rate argument to love.sound.newDecoder. Everything decodes now to 44100.

Now I'm curious. How is time advancing a bug or faulty behavior? Besides capping dt, it's also possible to update it in small steps. local limit = 0.1 function love.update(dt) while dt > 0 do updateFuncs(math.min(dt, limit)) dt = dt - limit end end Checking and limiting dt is always a good idea.

It's not clean, but it is already possible to catch the error with Lua's pcall if the framebuffer creation fails.

Are power of two the only resolutions that work for you? What about the desktop resolution?