Thanks!

I did read the following books:
- creating character arcs
- video game storytelling
- slay the Dragon: Writing...
- Aristoteles poetica

Translation ChatGTP H! I've been working on creating a point-and-click adventure game for a few years now. It's in the style of "Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders." The main characters are myself, my girlfriend, and my daughter ;). For the first 3 years, I explored what I could achie...

I don't know if this is correct, I just copy/past your question in chatgpt. So I can't say it is correct :( The issue is that you're using counter % 3 == 0 which means the print statement will only be executed when counter is an exact multiple of 3. This is why it's not printing anything to the cons...

https://github.com/rxi/tick ?

https://github.com/love2d-community/awesome-love2d
Search for the keyword "timer"

Maybe you find something that works

Now I'm wondering, I never understand that jit , or never read about it (maybe later). but for M1 (arm64) is it better to do for the whole program jit.off()?

Or in other words, my target is Mac, iPad, switch, pc.
Is it better (more stable) do turn jit off ?

Ah jit.off() inside pathfinding.lua generate 0.03 on the iMac now. But you are right, moving code from the main thread to another don't make any sense. I did this 2 years ago, because there was a small problem inside the pathfinding, that was resulting in a small delay when the player want to move t...

H! I'm working on a old MacBook Air 2014, and sometimes I test the 'game' on the iMac M1. And it was much slower. Then I did bring the code down to a simple test case that everyone can run, and see the problem. But I can fix it to not use threads. The facts are: - Love 11.4 - MacBook Air 2014 = elap...

@zorg I do use nearest ;) The problem is not the game 'engine', but give the 'correct' image so it can 'scale'. As you can see, I can solve this by converting the image in Photoshop, and create hard edges and lower the colours. I though maybe there is some converter on the internet that can do this ...

I did choose to do the first work by hand in photoshop, and a pixel perfect artist need to finetune it later. Here you can see what I did in photoshop, the left side is scale perfectly to each resolution. The right side is creating blurry edges. I did not found the tool that can do this for me. Scre...

No I don't want to use vector images, there is to much detail. I use this for the canvas https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=92669 self.canvas = {} self.canvas.width = 320 self.canvas.height = 180 self.canvas.integerScaling = true self.canvas.subpixels = 4 Here you se a in game image: ...