Meh. Coroutines have their uses, but really, they just wish they were Real Threads™.

dt sometimes being that low is really strange. Have you updated your graphics drivers to the latest version?

Subpixel rendering is just a thing you can do to make movement smoother when you have low resolution (pixel art) graphics. It's not relevant here.

Sammm wrote: ↑Sat Sep 17, 2022 9:26 pm @Refreezed, do you mean that I take the .dll files along with the exe and just zip all those together for it to work?

Yes.

So many spiked squirrels.

Note that for the Windows version to work it needs the .dll files too - not just an exe.

updateCounter = love.timer.getTime() And then I did this at the end updateCounter = updateCounter - love.timer.getTime() Not sure if I did it right but according to this, it takes 1-6 ms for love.update to finish. The moment the first sprite show up, it is drop to 1 ms and then it is around 2 ms bu...

10 years later...

This looks quite useful.

Measure the actual time updates are taking to see if any update takes too long. The third solution you listed should've fixed any uneven jitter that wasn't caused by too high workload. Also, please share your code.

Nice.

You gotta at least show the code for the :draw() function. There is no such thing as a "spritesheet" object in LÖVE or Lua, so there's no way for us to know what the problem is without seeing more of the code.