Removing the draw calls while keeping the canvas gets rid of the problem. Drawing a rectangle right after the tile makes it a lot slower, but also gets rid of the problem. Therefore, I suspect this has to do with autobatching. Unfortunately, it can't be turned off (but it would have a huge performan...

I guess the real question is, is there a real use case for MIDI in videogames these days?

It looks to me that what your code is missing is clipping to the near plane. That's something OpenGL does and your code doesn't, and I suspect that the lack of clipping may be causing that effect.

Something like: For corner in pairs corners do If distance(corner, center) > radius then Return true -- at least one corner is out of circle Yes, or equivalently: If distance(corner, center)^2 > radius^2 then Return true -- at least one corner is out of circle By cancelling the square root in dista...

TLDR: find the length of the diagonal form the center of the square to one if its corners - then check the two shapes as if they are both circles That's not so precise as checking all four corners. Here's an example where it reports an incorrect result: http://www.formauri.es/personal/pgimeno/temp/...

ivan wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 18, 2021 7:53 am

TLDR: find the length of the diagonal form the center of the square to one if its corners - then check the two shapes as if they are both circles

That's not so precise as checking all four corners.

There are actually many more functions that will stop a trace, not just coroutine stuff. In LuaJIT 2.0, that includes calls to Löve functions. See the list of NYI instructions: http://wiki.luajit.org/NYI

LuaJIT is a tracing JIT compiler which compiles loops. When it encounters an instruction that it can't compile, like a coroutine function , the trace is aborted. That goes for LuaJIT 2.0; version 2.1 can do "trace stitching", which consists of resuming traces after a NYI instruction is executed. I d...

Do you have some other suggestion that keeps backwards compatibility? In my opinion, it's a feature not worth keeping nor making backwards compatible, but... If you're gonna do it, you'd need to add a bool that uses the default functionality on false/nil, and not increment the colors for parented b...

darkfrei wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 17, 2021 11:24 am

How to disable top overlay on the Android? It closes 32 pixels at the top and it cuts some area at the bottom of display.

Fullscreen, I believe.

darkfrei wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 17, 2021 8:05 pm

Ok, now it works also on the Android / Smartphone.

Nice job!