parallax is a camera utility library for LÖVE that adds parallax scrolling when used with a camera library. parallax is not a camera system! It lets you add parallax layers to your camera (e.g., gamera ). https://github.com/idbrii/love-parallax Web demo parallax-demo.love https://user-images.githubu...

What about this: local d = os.date("!*t") -- utc date local rng = love.math.newRandomGenerator(d.yday, d.year) -- call rng for each random number when building a level: local num = rng:random(1, 1000) It's not really random, because you easily generate numbers for any date in advance. Why ...

IDK yet how I will support Windows as it seems to be a pain there, any suggestion is welcome :) Works on Windows for me. I had already installed ffmpeg with scoop to work with Screen2Gif. However, I noticed a bug: if someone used it on macos, and called Peeker.stop(true), it'd delete their captures...

Oh yeah, that was meant to be another entry in the table. Shouldn't that latter example (the commented out one) be: function GL:Call(name, fun, ...) -- this works too, since it's functionally equivalent to the above. self:PushEvent(name) fn(...) self:PopEvent() end GL:Call = function(name, fun, ...)...

This thread shows up first in search results for finding world position from transform stack, so I thought I'd add: 11.0 added love.graphics.transformPoint and love.graphics.inverseTransformPoint . That means pgimeno's helpful functions can be reduced to aliases of these functions: local function lo...

This is pretty cool! Is it to be used for something like control tutorials (the image it makes)? Yeah, or button hints in UI (show B button next to a back label to indicate how to leave a menu or A button below dialogue to show you can advance), or quick time events, or in-world UI for interactions...

That's really cool! You could even add a wrapper func to make adding markers around functions easier: Call = function( self, name, fun, ... ) self:PushEvent( name ) fn(...) self:PopEvent() end function love.draw() GL:Call( "gameplay", mygame.draw, mygame ) -- calls mygame:draw() GL:Call( &...

if gamepad is xbox, then game should display xbox controls, if ps then ps controls, and so on
also i want that

I actually just wrote that! See here: GamepadGuesser: display the right art for gamepads.

This is my first library posted here, so let me know if I can improve how to bundle up a module.

I hope this library is helpful!

Guesses what a gamepad should look like and provides a default set of art that matches the input gamepad. https://github.com/idbrii/love-gamepadguesser Requires love2d 11.3+ (for getGamepadMappingString ). I recently added SDL_GameControllerDB to a project, wrote some code to pretty print my control...