Can't. Stop. Staring. :D Straight from GH without modifications, revision 1622d10 (latest as of this writing), I get 30 FPS on my computer. i7-4790 @ 3.6GHz Edit: Forgot to specify the GPU. nVidia GeForce 8600GT with proprietary drivers. The OS is Debian 9.4. Edit 2: It was a challenge to make them ...

Well you'd have to start the new thread and have the main thread wait for the new thread (Which I guess loads everything) to send the "all done!" message back to the main thread. And while you wait you'd draw that loading screen. The point is that in the thread you can't load images with ...

is this an actual problem or a theoretical one? I wonder if it's possible to create a love program that demonstrates the limitation a single graphics thread poses here. This crashes for me with a segfault, despite the extra care taken in not using love.graphics in two threads simultaneously. main.l...

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Initially I wanted to use collisions, because I thought using my intersection function would be computationally too slow ?? I don't think so. You probably can sustain hundreds of such calculations per frame. Regarding the cheating aspect: I intend to swap the position of the white ball, with the bl...

You're drawing a spritebatch with just one quad in the example. If that's your real use case, you don't need a spritebatch for that; just love.graphics.draw(image, quad, ...) will do. It works in this case because of the conditions you're drawing under in this example, but it won't work in all cases...

Ahh, so you're drawing quads. It makes sense then: when drawing a quad, the texture coordinates that the shader receives are the texture coordinates within the original texture to draw from. Unfortunately, Löve doesn't pass the vertex coordinates from vertex to fragment shader, which is what you wou...

I wouldn't use collisions for this. Instead, I suggest using intersection of two segments. Let me explain. While playing I ran into this situation: HappyMoon-shortshot.png I fell short of crossing the line. If you consider a collision as scoring, you would be granting a point there. You should then ...

Hello! I've tried to run the demo but I got a curious error. Error: Cannot link shader program object: Fragment info ------------- Internal error: assembly compile error for fragment shader at offset 1234: -- error message -- line 35, column 35: error: invalid local parameter number line 40, column ...

Without an example that doesn't work, I can't say much. Maybe you can trim down your program so that it still exhibits the problem, and it's something you can attach as a .love file?