There are some debug libraries out there allowing you to enter commands. Here are a few: REPLer (for the system console, works in a separate thread, but the commands are executed in the main thread): https://github.com/bartbes/love-misc-libs/blob/master/repler/docs.md Lovebird (includes a mini-webse...

You can try porting your game to love-0.6.2, which is under 1 Mb when stripped and either zipped or compressed with UPX.

Not sure if this covers what you mean, but you can use many languages, including C, to write a dynamic library, and make bindings to it via LuaJIT's FFI library. Then you can use LÖVE's Lua to call any functions the library exports. However, that means the library will only work for the processor it...

I'm currently using the RetroPie LÖVE compile on a Pi3 and it works pretty well for me. Both 0.10 and 11.1 are available. I haven't tried molul's tutorial.

Got it. Well, this is a message generated by SDL through its logging subsystem. After a bit of research, I've come up with two possible ways of doing it (for Linux; it might or might not work in OSX and definitely won't work in Windows unless you load the right SDL dynamic library for the OS): local...

First, the bad news. I don't think there's such an environment variable. These things are normally handled through redirection of standard output or standard error. In Bourne shells (sh, bash...) that's done with > for standard output and with 2> for standard error. The typical place to send the out...

Not without the luasec binary module, to my knowledge. viewtopic.php?f=4&t=85389

You're welcome! After reviewing the blend formulas, I've noticed that you don't even need the canvas (maybe you need it anyway for other operations, but for just the averaging it's not necessary): love.graphics.setBlenderMode("alpha", "alphamultiply") love.graphics.setColor(1, 1,...

You don't need a shader. If you have say 6 images to average, you can use this: -- Prepare the canvas and draw mode love.graphics.setCanvas(averageCanvas) love.graphics.clear(0, 0, 0, 0) love.graphics.setBlenderMode("alpha", "alphamultiply") -- Draw the images, each with an alpha...

How many FPS do you get when you disable vsync?