Wow, how did I not yet know this exists?

Link to the blog on the LÖVE home page lest others suffer the same tragic ignorance

PS: Subscribed to the RSS!

I live in San Francisco, California, USA. Lövers really are from all over!

FYI, this isn't really a social experiment. Unless your intention is to correlate a person's geographical location with how anal he is about your forum topic naming. :>

Ah, good. Still, I don't know if it's a meaningful test -- few reasonable programs would even load 2% of that number of fonts throughout its entirety, let alone at once, and if they did it would be at program startup and not in a time-critical update. Therefore, personally, I don't see loading fonts...

Actually, I'm confused -- I thought that LOVE didn't allow loading binary modules? Now I'm curious.

Nice name, by the way.

T-Bone wrote:I think that drawing anything other than a black border by default is a really bad idea.

Agreed. I thought we were talking about a pre-loader page. The page during gameplay should definitely stay a plain black border, or fullscreen to the window size if the game calls for it.

What do you need to load 1000 fonts for? Especially all at once?

Can you please explain what you expect to happen in this program? It's hard to tell, but here are some starters: - Your function get_pos() ignores the specific key passed to by love.keyreleased(), so all keys on the keyboard will do the exact same thing. - Even though get_pos() returns a value, it i...

Yeah, I wouldn't expect anyone to add unofficial table elements to love.conf. It's not a designated place for extension. As for what to show on the preloader page... Maybe get the author's name from love.conf? In addition to the other things (link to file source, etc.). Make some HTML mockups and sh...

JASOCO YOU MAKE ME SO TOASTY

Actually, the cruddy GIFness only adds to the charm.

xXxMoNkEyMaNxXx wrote:

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love.draw()
    ...
    cap("Umad? - "..d.." FPS")
    ...
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