Wdym line 11 is not closed? I do have an editor with block check too btw. At line 18 that is what I need to type, what ELSE am I supposed to do there? Thank you for replying, and please reply back when you can. I doubt that's what you need to type. if (0 > platformer.a.corner_lb_x) and (0 < platfor...

( Source:setPitch in and of itself already provides changing the pitch (=resampling rate), you don't necessarily need a library for that for just grunts) And neither wave, nor the ripple library does not add any effects, so to speak. The former just adds some helper functions for existing functional...

In the OpenGL wiki it says that there are other GLSL data types like int, uint, ivecn, uvecn and dvecn, so I think that after some GLSL version those new types became available. Löve 11.x supports at most GLSL 3.x (see the wiki for love.graphics.newShader), and according to this , the GLSL versions...

You could just use one sounddata for one "vocal" grunt, and write to a short buffer in a way to interpolate between samplepoints when you want to sample between the stored ones (to manually alter the playback rate, so, the pitch and speed) That said, the effects themselves might not really...

- newMesh has two variants (one with and one without specifying a custom format) where you can just set a vertex count without defining the vertices with tables. This is something you mentioned. - Both setVertices and setVertexMap methods support Data objects. This is also something you mentioned. T...

I have videos that glitch in VLC, crash mpc-hc, but play fine in Chrome... video player libraries are widely different from each other, so you are better off re-encoding stuff you want to use in löve than expect fixes to this kind of thing, i believe.

You wrote "integer" for love.data.pack's second parameter, which means you either didn't read, or did not understand what that expects. The relevant wiki page links to the lua equivalent's list of accepted parameters , where you can see that there are multiple ways to pack numbers; As was ...

Consider not posting ChatGPT drivel in here in the future, and this can be achieved in lua as well, so as to not force people to use another programming language and interpreter when they don't need to.

Also for the love of everything, do not blank your original post or edit the topic to "FIXED", that's quite disrespectful to anyone that would have learned something from whatever it was.

Try indenting your code correctly, that usually instantly reveals where you have end-related issues.
Also use code blocks please.