Look at the wiki, under love.image, you'll find ImageData; You should use that to manipulate pixels, then you can create an Image out of it once, and every time you modify the imagedata, you'll replace the pixels of the Image with the new data with the aptly named replacePixels method; this is proba...

That cs50 harvard course is bad, considering as far as i know, it has not been kept up to date with the current löve version, but even then, it teaches quite a few bad practices. As for why you're uploading a "game" on a website seemingly more catered for code snippets and stuff for websit...

A bit of a different explanation, lua's type function does not know of any types that aren't part of the language itself; any and all types löve gives you are of type userdata, so the type function is not the tool you want to use to check that. Object is the supertype of all löve types, as the wiki ...

Amatereasu wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2023 9:48 am

pgimeno wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2023 9:13 am ...

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Alternatively, there is a perfectly fine utf-8 library included with löve you can use, especially its own utf8.sub function.
The wiki even gives you this exact thing as an example: https://love2d.org/wiki/utf8

Sheepolution, not sheepnation. Also, the "gaming algorithms" you listed aren't really tied to löve itself. Gravity is you looking up how physics can work, that you also mentioned; there are different physics libraries besides the included one that might be better depending on what kind of ...

I believe that Löve 12.0 will have the ability to select the actual audio device for the game to use, so that might be a solution, regardless whether effects are used or not; that's not the issue if there's no sound *at all*. Alternatively, that device might work only in exclusive mode, and if anoth...

First of all, your file's character encoding is not utf-8, but GB2312, which it shouldn't be; fix that and keep to it if you don't want random unexplainable errors. Second, love.sound.newSoundData can directly take a filename, you most definitely do not need to read in the data manually. Third, the ...

Also, there is no such thing as wasPressed.

Technically, calling play on audio Sources while they are already playing should not do anything, so i'm really suprised if that would actually be the issue here and not something else you're also doing that you didn't share (e.g. calling :clone on one of the sources repeatedly; that *might* fill up...

Considering it's from before 2017, TLfres should be considered defunct.