ReFreezed wrote: ↑Mon Aug 29, 2022 10:03 pm As a fellow fan of hot-loading, this is indeed a useful library!

I noticed a couple of unhandled cases: commented out includes, and things after the #include string.

Thanks! I'll make a note about those issues.

Awhile back I was trying to follow Painting a Landscape with Maths in lua and wrote ShaderScan to make the workflow more enjoyable. I love hot reload, and it's even easier with shaders since they don't make your game crash! I use vim, so when the output includes the file and line number I can easily...

ShaderScan provides a better iteration workflow with shaders. The library is a single file with no external dependencies. Features: reloads shaders when they're saved include shaders into other shaders handles circular include dependencies errors output correct filename and line number send uniforms...

One option for you is to write a parser for your shaders to deal with #includes yourself Thanks for the suggestion! It worked great and I've finally extracted my solution and posted it online: shaderscan . In addition to handling includes, it outputs filenames in errors and auto reloads shaders on ...

Edit: oh, I didn't see this was solved. How'd you fix? Check out love.graphics.getStats to see the number of drawcalls. Likely, your rendering is automatically batches. Is Map() called from love.load? You could set up a profiler (see Libraries subforum for a few) to get better information about what...

Purely using the conf.lua or love.graphics.setIcon allows you to set the executable icon at runtime . Any fused executables will have the default LÖVE application icon in file explorer if you don't change it, which may not be desirable for commercial or serious releases. Oh, you're right. I've been...

How can I #include or require() one glsl shader inside another in love2d so I don't need to copypaste common functions between shaders? I use: #include "ladybug.glsl" and I get: > ERROR: '#include' : required extension not requested: GL_GOOGLE_include_directive This answer hints that I nee...

Could you explain what relove does that the conf variable doesn't handle? I've only used the conf for pngs so many your method supports icon. Or it works around the bug mentioned on love.graphics.setIcon (not sure if that effects the conf variable)? -- Filepath to an image to use as the window's ico...

You could draw with love.graphics.setScissor to define a "window" that your drawn image is visible through.

You might be able to solve with World:setCallbacks.

See Tutorial:PhysicsCollisionCallbacks for details.