Yup, the time it takes from one end to the other. If you want an actual speed (pixels per second), you can calculate that by checking on the general size of the path, which can be acquired via myAnim.sum: timeLimit = 1/speed*myAnim.sum --speed here is in pixels per second x, y = myAnim.getPos(timer/...

If you determine the points on the curve, then yes, it still works, regardless of "point density". Same for regular curves. What this does is taking the overall path then making sure the point moves at a constant speed, and it handles different lengths as well. The same if you happen to ha...

Just wanted to share my "Mini Animation Library". It plays an animation on a given path at a constant speed: https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/wFf3rPf.gif If you want to play around, I've made a very, very simple and rough demo /s: https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/xtUphnB.png Feel free to check out...

Hey again. So, my boss asked me to make a post here in regards to publishing a Löve game on Steam. We have the game ready and we'd like to know what it takes to publish a Löve game on Steam. Thanks

To make my own life easier, I put all the LÖVE versions inside my Notepad++ folder, so I can run the same command: "$(NPP_DIRECTORY)\LOVE\love-0.X.X-winX\love.exe" $(CURRENT_DIRECTORY) Of course, one command per LÖVE version (so it can be love-0.10.1-win32, love-0.10.0-win32, love-0.9.2-wi...

I wrote a simple array organizer for numerical entries. I know these things come with Lua already, but after I wrote one for strings (long ago, dunno where to find it), I figured I'd give numbers a try: function order(t) --input table local ret = {} --returning table local first = true for i, v in p...

love.filesystem takes directories that are withing the game files only (or the appdata corresponding folder for the game). So, for example, if you have "test.txt" at the same level of your main.lua file, you'll only need love.filesystem.read("test.txt"), instead of "C:/Users...

On that same note, why has .jpg support been removed in 0.10.x? I mean, yeah, most people use .png instead of .jpg, but for things like users loading custom images, .jpg's are still quite useful in my opinion.

Oh, you're right. Sorry for not adding a license, I just usually take that the people that use it will credit me. I don't care too much about being credited, just as long as the person doesn't claim they made the library, but for all intents and purposes, I'll be using the Creative Commons by-sa 3.0...

I was going to have the canvas size stay if you clicked outside, but I thought that maybe it'd be better to have it cancel unless the user hits enter, to prevent accidental value changes. But I guess it wouldn't change much, considering that they can always press escape. Thanks for the suggestion! A...