Dahrkael

Ok I see, maybe it would be a good idea to expose the different options as a property so everyone can choose their preferred behavior. Something along the lines: -...

heres my old code for the old libtheoraplayer integration: header: https://gist.github.com/Dahrkael/2ffad3ab0fb71a0faf222e6be4149c8c source: https://gist.github.com/Dahrkael/6067e77e649f08c8e67d762ab840383a As I see it, its pretty straightforward to do

isnt CEF a bit overkill for... everything? you can go the Electron way instead of Gosu if you need a RAM eating html monster :v

theres no such thing as a light browser anymore, theres too many standard technologies to support :(. since I posted the first comment, libtheoraplayer came a long way and now...

expanding on the example, switching between `kind`s that are not `none` **does work**. switching from `none` to any other kind **does not work**. switching from anything to `none` **does not...

indeed it does solve the problem when excluding certain platforms or configs, but what would be the "official" approach for the opposite then? excluding all except one. is something like...

its because new gosu versions dont allow to draw from the update method, to solve it just change the Window.rb methods from this: def update @fpscounter.update @timer.update @scene.update end def...