Here’s a simple example using a timer. The screen is filled with a color that changes every 0.4 seconds. import pygame import itertools CUSTOM_TIMER_EVENT = pygame.USEREVENT + 1 my_colors = [“red”, “orange”, “yellow”, “green”, “blue”, “purple”] # create an iterator that will repeat these colours forever color_cycler = itertools.cycle([pygame.color.Color(c) for c in my_colors]) pygame.init() pygame.font.init() … Read more
If you change the corresponding code to: elif inkey <= 127: if pygame.key.get_mods() & KMOD_SHIFT or pygame.key.get_mods() & KMOD_CAPS: # if shift is pressed or caps is on current_string.append(chr(inkey).upper()) # make string uppercase else: current_string.append(chr(inkey)) # else input is lower That should work. If you want more info on keyboard modifier states look here 1 … Read more
Most games use images (for example .png) to create animation frame by frame. Often all frames are in the one file like this: http://www.ucigame.org/Gallery/images/char9.png You (as game developer) have to draw appropriate frame every 1/25 second (to get 25 FPS). Game libraries (like PyGame) are there to help you with that – mostly they use … Read more
1. Your WHITE Variable is wrong. That is Black in RGB Format. White is (255,255,255) 2. You are filling the screen and immediately after that you update it. First fill the screen and THEN you can draw your players on top. windowSurface.fill(WHITE) #Do drawing here pygame.display.update() solved Why do I get a black screen?
for event in pygame.event.get(): if event.type==QUIT: pygame.quit() sys.exit() pygame.event.get() gives you all the events that occurred since the last time you called it. This loop uses all the events that are currently available. Therefore, when interface() is called, and it tries to pygame.event.get() again, there are no more events left to check for key presses … Read more
You have functions such as def car1 (x1,y1): gameDisplay.blit(car1IMG,(x1,y1)) which will blit the global image car1IMG. Then in your game_loop function you write car1IMG = pygame.image.load(‘textures\car1.png’) which creates a local variable with the same name. So everything in your game_loop function will always use the local variable instead of the global, unless you specify that … Read more
You are probably doing something like this: a = [1 2 3 4 5] b = a a and b are really arrays, rather they are references to arrays. b=a means they both reference the same array. You will need to copy the array instead of just copying the reference, like this: b = a[:] … Read more
Your code, properly indented, should look like this: def update_bullets(bullets): “””Update position of bullets and gets rid of old bullets””” #Update bullet position bullets.update() # Get rid of bullets that had dissapeared for bullet in bullets.copy(): if bullet.rect.bottom <= 1: bullets.remove(bullet) print(len(bullets)) Python code requires proper indentation at all times. Whitespace matters (unlike C)! I … Read more
Please insert a break function at the end of your code while True: Bla blabla Blablabla break That should kill it 3 solved Infinite loop in class
After your # Add new baddies_type_1 at the top of the screen, if needed. code, it looks like you actually add the baddie with this line: baddies_type_1.append(newbaddie_type_1) You don’t appear to be doing that with your goodies code. Try adding: goddies_type_1.append(newgoddie_type_1) after your # Add new goddies_type_1 at the top of the screen, if needed. … Read more
I tried a couple of times to debug the code , but wasn’t able to fix it , so i wrote the code again with a different approach and it worked. Here‘s the code solved incorrect output from minimax algorithm for Tic Tac Toe
You can install pygame with following this; open cmd(console) and write this codes: pip install pygame Easiest way for this. For mac; sudo pip install pygame And yes you have to write this in terminal Or download from here http://www.pygame.org/download.shtml manually. But my little advice is, pygame is not so simple, first improve yourself in … Read more
Sorry about the fact that my code isn’t based off your’s, I literally just threw it together in the past 5 minutes so it isn’t very pretty, but here it is: from pygame.locals import * import pygame import sys GRAVITY = 1.2 class Player: def __init__(self, x, y): self.rect = pygame.Rect(x, y, 25, 25) self.yvel … Read more
Because your On[-1] and tempList are the same object. And this is how it works with same objects: >>> x=[1,2,3] >>> y=x >>> y.append(10) >>> x [1, 2, 3, 10] >>> y [1, 2, 3, 10] >>> 4 solved Can Someone Explain What Just Happened (Python) [closed]
As far as I can see your horizontal movement and collision detection work correctly. I enabled the vertical movement again and had to fix only a few things. Wall had to be changed to hits[0] and the y-velocity had to be set to 0 after touching a wall. def collide_with_walls(self, dir): if dir == ‘x’: … Read more