@ReFreezed You may want to replace the default love.run as it's calling love.graphics.clear every frame. thanks a lot, it's working perfectly, I've just commented the "love.graphics.clear(love.graphics.getBackgroundColor())" part! @pgimeno Well, the obvious way is to draw the plot to a can...

hello, I wanted to draw some functions using love.graphics.points it works, I can see the individual points, but it's not persistent, a new point replace the previous one, I wanted it to draw some curves or lines, like in a graphical. How could I achieve that? function love.load() x, y = 0, 0 t=0 en...

it looks very smooth! Well done!

thanks for this. It didn't work with Löve 0.10, so I've tried to convert the deprecated function to the new ones (or the replacements). I'm not an expert in lua, so it might not be all correct, but it seems to work. Is there a way to simulate a button press (like a firebutton)? andralog_0-10.love Wh...

thanks a lot for this conveniant library!

thank you for this tool!

That's interesting. It's strange the picolove tool is not mentioned on this forum.

so it works with google chrome, but not with chromium on linux mint Yes, this is a known issue https://github.com/binji/love-nacl/issues/17 . Linux Mint doesn't include the Native Client plugin with Chromium for some reason. It's also strange that the "test" button didn't work. That shoul...

so it works with google chrome, but not with chromium on linux mint (and probably not on other ubuntu / debian derivatives). I had enabled "native client" in chromium, and the icons display in green, but it wasn't working better. No problem with Chrome.

hello, I'm trying Löveliness for the first time today, and the icon remains disabled. If I click it proposed to change background, to load or test, but it doesn't do anything again. I can only click on "about" which leads to the homepage. Is it related to your recent update, or the fact I'...