Let's see how SUIT fits your requirements: - Easy to Pick Up I'd argue SUIT is easier to use than other libraries, but because it's an immediate mode gui (imgui) you might need to unlearn some stuff first. - Themeable It's not (yet) fully documented, but you can change the look of every widget. The ...

Ikroth wrote:If you just need the mouse position, you can use camera:mousePosition. It's aware of how the camera is translated.

You also need to tell SUIT the mouse position with suit.updateMouse(): Or you can draw the UI outside the cam:attach()/cam:detach() pair.

Sorry for hijacking the thread to promote my libraries, but SUIT is a pure Lua imgui library. ocornut's imgui lib offers way more widgets than SUIT does. However, most (all?) of the traditional widgets can be implemented using just a few the basic imgui building blocks: buttons, sliders, and inputs....

Timer.after(3, function() Timer.tween(3, color, {0,0,0}, 'in-out-quad') end) Maby I misunderstood how this works, - Am I right in thinking that the number you are supplying to Timer.after is a value that reflects the time since the program started? You do misunderstand. I's the time in seconds afte...

The transition I want to replicate is the following one. Notice how the sprites are tweened across the screen before a fade to the dungeon combat state. Here's how I implemented gamestate transitions in my ludum dare 34 entry . The splash screen from that game has a similar transition effect from w...

Edit : Just another question : I'll make an MoonScript implementation of the SFML's Transform class. This class use a 4x4 matrix, for 2D, should I use a 4x4 or a 3x3 matrix ? In 2D, you can express any affine transformation besides translation (moving) using a 2x2 matrix. If you want to include tra...

This works for me: local HC = require 'HC' function love.load() r1 = HC.rectangle(200,100,300,150) r2 = HC.rectangle(275,200,150,100) end function love.draw() r1:draw() r2:draw() local collide, dx,dy = r1:collidesWith(r2) love.graphics.print(("collide? %s, d = (%f,%f)"):format(collide, dx,...

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Or: [wiki]Canvas:newImageData[/wiki]():encode("png", "canvas.png")

drunken_munki wrote:It's pretty disturbing either way, I certainly don't see it as particularly smart or funny; but then maybe I'm not < 18 years old.

Ahem.

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