＞ MrFariator thank you for your reply! I tested it based on your advice. as a result, 1. Create a loop that sets "remove flag" to true after a certain period of time (bullet.lua), 2. Create a loop to remove from table when "remove flag" is true (main.lua) The expected processing...

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Don't make me double-post!!!

What kind of Canvas misusing are we talking about. What are the limitations mobile versions of Löve have with them?

So, what are the Löve devs consensus on the new Apple Silicon M1 based Macs and any plans on porting Löve natively to them if it already hasn't? I'd be curious to see some benchmarks between running the Intel version of Löve through Rosetta on the M1 and running a natively compiled M1 Löve version, ...

So Apple announced last week that they're switching to ARM processors. Namely Apple's own in-house designed A series chips. The same stuff in iPhones and iPads. Now obviously Löve will probably still work since Rosetta 2 will allow for translation of the old Intel binary to ARM compatibility on the ...

slime wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2019 12:45 am It looks like Apple doesn't implement every-other-refresh vsync for their OpenGL vsync APIs on modern macOS. I have a memory of it working in the past on macOS, but their documentation doesn't say it will work either, so maybe it never did.

Really then, oh well. The dream is dead. Haha

Setting vsync = 0 turns vsync off, vsync = 1 syncs every monitor refresh (60fps on a 60hz monitor), and vsync = 2 syncs every other monitor refresh (30fps on a 60hz monitor). My primary monitor is 144hz, so vsync=1 makes a game run at 144fps and vsync=2 makes a game run at 72fps, on my system. Hmm ...

One thing you'll want to know about city builders, at least older ones, is that it usually updated the whole city in chunks offset by a few frames so it's not trying to calculate everything all at once in one frame. So since you're already rendering by chunk, do the updating and calculating by chunk...

Jeeper wrote: ↑Tue Aug 27, 2019 7:14 pmNot entirely sure what you mean by clamping velocity, but what I usually have in the start of love.update(dt) is:
if dt > 0.1 then dt = 0.1 end

dt = math.min(dt, 0.1) works just as well. Don't know if there's any performance issues. (Negligible if any)

I'm not completely sure how to read your folder structure. Use the Code tags to format it with spaces denoting folders so it's easier. main.lua img/ panda.png src/ player.lua (Is that close to what you have it set up as?) Anyway, is the image file not loading when you put the path in? It's relative....