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Always read the wiki when in doubt

Well you can use a shader... And discard the pixels that you don't want to render, basically your shader should take the canvas, and the mouse coordinates and discard say everything in a radius of 3px and draw everything else, you render the result from the shader to the same canvas and overwrite wh...

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Thu Mar 02, 2017 10:46 am

OS: Win10X64 GPU: Intel HD 5500

That's my very same specs! Are you sure you are waiting long enough? It's not like there is a tree when you start, but it actually grows later on

This looks like you want the pre-multiplied BlendMode which is what you should use when drawing a Canvas. Or check the other Blend Modes until you find one that suits your needs

The .so file was compiled for a PC architecture (x86 or x64) while the Pi uses ARM, recompile the .so for the Raspberry Pi

Haha that's great!

It's weird cause I can see the tree in all versions. Windows 10 x64 Intel HD Graphics 5500

Are you flooring your coordinates? I'm guessing that the arrow is at a position like 1.6 and the level is at 1, so when you scroll 0.4 to the left the map get's floored to 1 and the arrow is floored to 2 or something like that

If you want to make a pixel perfect game always floor your coordinates

There is the problem that some of those libraries are licensed under LGPL and GPL so it's unsure if, if you bundle everything together, if you should license your work under those same licenses. So instead of statically linked like some other libraries included by LÖVE, LÖVE bundles them separatedly...

We don't have enough information to know what it looks like. Either put up a video , GIF or .love of the project. However, without that information I'm still betting it's the same exact problem a hundred other people have posted threads about before. Try math.flooring the camera X and Y values. We ...