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#game-development
pastel ice
edgy rampart
hi, i'm doing a console text game for a GameJam
random frigate
@pastel ice Im not to sure about it,but why I asked the question because I want to make a game where every character has its own ability and things
pastel ice
@random frigate the best thing would be to create a character class.. and ability class.. and integrate them together... But it's better if some expert gives opinion
silent flower
when im using pygame and socket.recv is waiting for a connection, the pygame window will be "not responding"
i understand that pygame has to be constantly updating to work, but cant find a way to make it constantly update while socket is waiting for a connection
calm thistle
@silent flower You need to run your networking on a thread, or use asyncio and turn your game loop into a coroutine
silent flower
i found that socket.settimeout() does the trick
i may rewrite the code to be asynchronous some day though
vocal ermine
Hey there,
I want to make little Harrypotter indiegame with pygame and am looking for some nice people who want to participate.
DM me if you are interested.
Ps: Im New to this Server and dont realy no if this is the right Chanel for that
😅
spice ridge
calm thistle
There is an #680716760134975491 channel but I guess if you're looking for game dev team-ups here is as good as anywhere
But I'd suggest pitching your whole idea and some sketches and things, because everyone probably has loads of game ideas, and you need to make a case for why your idea is worth running with
craggy rain
Hi there I am using pygame to make jsut a screen filling with lines of color and I wanted to use a function to randomly choose a color and not be the same as the last color picked, The problem as it says its invalid as a color. I can show what I have but right now it is ugly because I cant use a function so its a mess, anyone know how I can like get around that?
Actually now that I put in the function it isnt throwing an error but instead just filling with white instead of random colors, should I post my code?
dreamy swan
Maybe use a list of colors it can use, then set a variable to the last color used, check if the color it wants to use is that variable, and if it is, pick a new color
craggy rain
Thats basically what I did but it doesnt work for some reason
Should I post my code for you @dreamy swan
dreamy swan
I can’t look rn, but it was just an idea
craggy rain
Yeah thanks, but for some reason if I use the code that is in the function in each place where it would be used it works, but if I just put the function there (That has the same code) it doesnt work and I dont know why, When I use the function its just white lines
latent raft
so I've been using tkinter up till now and making a couple of games/tools with it but it's starting to get too slow with lots of vector graphics and I want to start making more complicated games/demonstrations, notably using 3D graphics or 2D graphics that look 3D. I don't know a single thing about opengl. should I start with pyglet or pygame?
rich siren
tell me who is making a game in python, you guys are insane i would rather use even haskell
fathom sky
a lot of people use python for games, it’s really easy to get into for beginner users. pygame is great for small 2d games, check out DaFluffyPotato on YouTube for example, his games are crazy and really show that pygame and python are valid options for game development
@rich siren
upbeat plinth
hy guys, so i have been working on this game using pygame and want to code a inventory system for it. would it be a good idea to use a matrix for the storage of the items or is there a better way of doing it?
fervent rose
@upbeat plinth well, if each entity only has a list of items, it is better to represent it as a 1D array (list), and then put it into 2d when you are rendering it (really nice graphics btw)
nova stag
In a simple space invaders type game, how would I change my ship sprite to an explosion sprite when hit by an alien?
frozen knoll
What library are you using?
nova stag
pygame
frozen knoll
Ah, my examples are all Arcade. Someone else might have some sample code.
craggy rain
How can I make this smaller?
async def RockPaperScissors(ctx, input: str):
options = ["rock", "paper", "scissors"]
BotPick = random.choice(options)
#ROCK OPTIONS
if BotPick == "rock":
if input == "rock":
await ctx.send("Draw, I chose Rock")
if input == "paper":
await ctx.send("WINNER!, I chose Rock")
if input == "scissors":
await ctx.send("You lose, I chose Rock")
#PAPER OPTIONS
if BotPick == "paper":
if input == "rock":
await ctx.send("You Lose, I chose paper")
if input == "paper":
await ctx.send("Draw, I chose paper")
if input == "scissors":
await ctx.send("WINNER!, I chose paper")
#SCISSOR OPTIONS
if BotPick == "scissors":
if input == "rock":
await ctx.send("WINNER!, I chose scissors")
if input == "paper":
await ctx.send("you lose, I chose scissors")
if input == "scissors":
await ctx.send("draw, I chose scissors")
Try using elif and else to begin with.
if BotPick == "rock":
if input == "rock":
await ctx.send("Draw, I chose Rock")
elif input == "paper":
await ctx.send("WINNER!, I chose Rock")
else:
await ctx.send("You lose, I chose Rock")
proper peak
Maybe make a function beats(choise1,choise2) --> int, and rewrite those giant if trees using this function and f-strings.
result = beats(BotPick,input) #1 - win, 0 - draw, -1 - lose
if result == 1:
await ctx.send(f"You lose, I chose {BotPick}")
elif result == 0:
await ctx.send(f"Draw, I chose {BotPick}")
elif result == -1:
await ctx.send(f"WINNER! I chose {BotPick}")
jolly axle
I want to add npcs to my pyscroll / pygame game, but for whatever reason I can't get them to render. Should I be adding them to my main pyscroll group (the one my player is in), or making another group, and if so when should I render that group?
craggy rain
@proper peak Sorry, im newer and I dont really understand what you mean by all that
I understand making a function but I dont know how to make a function to detect a win or loss
@frozen knoll I did now change it to use elif and else but whats really the benefit doesnt it do the same?
proper peak
and can be further shortened by putting those 3 if-cases into a two-layer ternary:
result = beats(BotPick,input) #1 - win, 0 - draw, -1 - lose
await ctx.send(f"{'You lose,' if result == 1 else ('Draw,' if result == 0 else 'WINNER!')} I chose {BotPick}")
How does that even know that rocks better than scissors or anything like that?
proper peak
That goes into beats:
def beats(choice1, choice2):
if choice1 == choice2:
return 0
if (choice1=="rock" and choice2=="scissors") or (choice1=="scissors" and choice2=="paper") or (choice1=="paper" and choice2=="rock"):
return 1
return -1
With type hints:
def beats(choice1: str, choice2: str) -> int:
if choice1 == choice2:
return 0
if (choice1=="rock" and choice2=="scissors") or (choice1=="scissors" and choice2=="paper") or (choice1=="paper" and choice2=="rock"):
return 1
return -1
oh I see how that could work, wouldnt you have to have a really long list of that return 1 list though
or no
proper peak
Not sure what you mean
craggy rain
wouldnt what you have be it?
nevermind
I was thinking you would have to write out each scenario but you wouldnt need all that
how does this work?
await ctx.send(f"{'You lose,' if result == 1 else ('Draw,' if result == 0 else 'WINNER!')} I chose {BotPick}")
like how come those if statements are after and why dont they need to like have a semi colon and all that
proper peak
Python doesn't have a ternary operator condition?expr_if_true:expr_if_false, but it allows using ifs without any parantheses or anything. Basically, this f-string:
a = f"{'You lose,' if result == 1 else ('Draw,' if result == 0 else 'WINNER!')} I chose {BotPick}"
is equivalent to:
a = ""
if result == 1:
a+= "You lose,"
else:
if result == 0:
a+= "Draw,"
else:
a+= "WINNER!"
a+= " I chose "
a+= BotPick
(expect it probably doesn't actually calculate all the string concatenations, but does it in one step - same result, less computation)
note how while in python " and ' are equivalent, I had to use ' for all the inner strings inside my main one in the first example - because if I'd used " it would mean the end of the outer string.
upbeat plinth
@fervent rose that might be a good way to do it! Thx
jolly axle
I want to add npcs to my pyscroll game, but for whatever reason I can't get them to render. Should I be adding them to my main pyscroll group (the one my player is in), or making another group, and if so when should I render that group?
shadow sonnet
Someone here could help me with a blackjack game? My purpose is to develop the game using OOP and I have an UML to get start, but how I am learning, I have some doubts... if someone could help me, send me a private msg
unborn hull
hi we are making a server with Indian teen coders if u meet the condition dm me
merry echo
Heya, I'm trying to make caustics using noise (simplex, cellular, etc. ) with glsl shaders. Does anyone have resources for doing this?
There's a shadertoy that does this but I don't know what noise they're using. It's called BCC noise but I haven't found any info about it
https://www.shadertoy.com/view/wlc3zr
Then there's this article but it uses a program. https://docs.arnoldrenderer.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=76808726
noble minnow
Long story short:
I'm looking for a 2d rpg engine. I remember one but can't remember the exact name. Does anyone know of any?
covert sigil
hey im trying to make a text rpg, and i need to import a class from another file into multiple files
before i just added the duplicate code to the top of every file, but it is tiresome to change
i wondered if there is was better way to do it
fervent rose
What is the snippet you are copying?
cloud saddle
found this interesting youtuber, makes games soundtracks - thought some people might like it https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL-D7jMqIW58tnTgB9ku2Pg
btw apparently they licensed everything under creative commons :).
dawn quiver
how to calculate the time
like to make a daily reward without using lots
of threads??
fierce wraith
you could use something like sched and call its run function in your game loop
upbeat plinth
hey guys, so i have been working on an inventory system for my game but i cant get it to work properly. all items are in a one dimetional list but i cant get it to display them in the next row. does anyone know how to do that?
proper peak
It really depends on how you're displaying those items in general. Do you need help with splitting an array into 6-element rows, or with displaying them in general?
upbeat plinth
as you can see the items just blit in a row wich is fine as long as there are less than 6 images, but i cant get it to display them on the next row when the list gets longer than 6
fierce wraith
you can convert into a 2d position by taking x = index % row_len and y = index // row_len
that will give you at what x,y index the item should be
to get pixel coords, just multiply by width, height
upbeat plinth
ooh thats interesting! thx
dawn quiver
I am trying to make my game 700x700 while it is full screen, but the screen started to flicker all the time it is opened
global win
run = True
button_newgame = Button((0,0,0), (Width/2)-(350/2), 300, 350, 75, "New Game")
button_loadgame = Button((0,0,0), (Width/2)-(350/2), 350 + 75, 350, 75, "Load Game")
button_quit = Button((0,0,0), (Width/2)-(350/2), 400 + 75*2, 350, 75, "Quit Game")
def redraw():
win.fill((0,0,0))
button_newgame.draw(win, (255,255,255))
button_loadgame.draw(win, (255,255,255))
button_quit.draw(win, (255,255,255))
pygame.display.update()
while run:
clock.tick(FPS)
for event in pygame.event.get():
pos = pygame.mouse.get_pos()
if event.type == QUIT:
quit()
if event.type == ACTIVEEVENT:
if event.gain == 1:
win = pygame.display.set_mode((Width, Height), FULLSCREEN)
if event.type == MOUSEBUTTONDOWN:
if button_newgame.isOver(pos):
characterGender()
if button_loadgame.isOver(pos):
pass
if button_quit.isOver(pos):
quit()
if event.type == MOUSEMOTION:
if button_newgame.isOver(pos):
button_newgame.color = (0,175,0)
else:
button_newgame.color = (0,0,0)
if button_loadgame.isOver(pos):
button_loadgame.color = (0,0,175)
else:
button_loadgame.color = (0,0,0)
if button_quit.isOver(pos):
button_quit.color = (175,0,0)
else:
button_quit.color = (0,0,0)
redraw()```update on the game
karmic mesa
someone help me make a key detection system for the dji tello drone go ahead with w go back with s
and go sideways with a and d
dawn quiver
@upbeat plinth Amazing game! The sounds are so chill and good.
upbeat plinth
Thx bruv
frank fieldBOT
Hey @eternal mirage!
dawn quiver
@everyone If anyone is working on a game and needs music I would love to participate (:
crisp fern
@dawn quiver where can I listen to your music?
dawn quiver
Have any of you guys used this https://godotengine.org/ ? It's not python, but it looks like it might be powerful and the license on it is probably the most interesting part.
fierce wraith
It's pretty good
frank fieldBOT
Hey @limpid pilot!
limpid pilot
import turtle
canvas=turtle.Screen()
canvas.title("Pong Game")
canvas.bgcolor("black")
#Size of the widow
canvas.setup(width=800, height=600)#0,0 is center
canvas.tracer(0)# stops the window from updating automatically
#Paddle
pa =turtle.Turtle()#This is our turtle
pa.speed(0)#Speed of animating
pa.shape("square")#different shapes u can try
pa.color("red")
pa.shapesize(stretch_wid=5,stretch_len=1)#uncomment to increase the size
pa.penup()#so that is doesnt draw a line while moving
pa.goto(-350,0)#initial position of paddle
#Paddle B
pb=turtle.Turtle()#This is our turtle
pb.speed(0)#Speed of animating
pb.shape("square")#different shapes u can try
pb.color("green")
pb.shapesize(stretch_wid=5,stretch_len=1)#uncomment to increase the size
pb.penup()#so that is doesnt draw a line while moving
pb.goto(350,0)#initial position of paddle
#Ball
ball =turtle.Turtle()#This is our turtle
ball.speed(0)#Speed of animating
ball.shape("circle")#different shapes u can try
ball.color("blue")
#ball.shapesize(stretch_wid=5,stretch_len=1)#uncomment to increase the size
ball.penup()#so that is doesnt draw a line while moving
ball.goto(0,0)#initial position of paddle
ball.dx=3#ball moves 2 pixle in x direction
ball.dy=3#ball moves 2 pixles in y direction
score=turtle.Turtle()
score.speed(9)
score.shape("square")
score.color("white")
score.pen()
score.hideturtle()
score.goto(0,200)
score.write("player A : 0 / player B : 0 ",align="center",font=("courier",24,"normal"))
Score
score_a = 0
score_b = 0
#Functions
def pa_mov_up():
y=pa.ycor()#get the y cordinate
y=y+40#increase value of y to 20
pa.sety(y)#set that y cordinate of the paddle
def pa_mov_down():
y=pa.ycor()#get the y cordinate
y=y-40#increase value of y to 20
pa.sety(y)#set that y cordinate of the paddle
def pb_mov_up():
y=pb.ycor()#get the y cordinate
y=y+40#increase value of y to 20
pb.sety(y)#set that y cordinate of the paddle
def pb_mov_down():
y=pb.ycor()#get the y cordinate
y=y-40#increase value of y to 20
pb.sety(y)#set that y cordinate of the paddle
#Keyboard
canvas.listen()#listens for keyboard input
canvas.onkeypress(pa_mov_up,"w")#whenever user presses w key it calls the function pa_mov_up
canvas.onkeypress(pa_mov_down,"e")#whenever user presses e key it calls the function pa_mov_up
canvas.onkeypress(pb_mov_up,"o")#whenever user presses o key it calls the function pa_mov_up
canvas.onkeypress(pb_mov_down,"p")#whenever user presses p key it calls the function pa_mov_up
#Main loop
while True:
canvas.update()#updates screen everytime the loop runs
#Move the ball
ball.setx(ball.xcor() + ball.dx)#updates x cordinates
ball.sety(ball.ycor() + ball.dy)#updates y cordinates
#Part4**********Move the ball
#Border Check
if ball.ycor()>290: #is ball's y cor is greater than 290
ball.sety(290)#it sets the cordinates to again 290y
ball.dy*=-1#reverses the direction
if ball.ycor()<-290: #is ball's y cor is greater than 290
ball.sety(-290)#it sets the cordinates to again 290y
ball.dy*=-1#reverses the direction
if ball.xcor()>390: # everytime ball goes outside 400 it again start in the middle
score_a += 1
score.clear()
score.write("Player A: {} Player B: {}".format(score_a, score_b), align="center", font=("Courier", 24, "normal"))
ball.goto(0,0) # with reverse direction
ball.dx*=-1
if ball.xcor()<-390:
score_b += 1
score.clear()
score.write("Player A: {} Player B: {}".format(score_a, score_b), align="center", font=("Courier", 24, "normal"))
ball.goto(0,0)
ball.dx*=-1
#Bounce
#if the ball is the edge of the paddle ot touching the paddle and y cordinate of ball is same as that of paddle
if ball.xcor() > 340 and ball.xcor()<350 and pb.ycor()-40<ball.ycor()<pb.ycor()+40:
ball.setx(340)
ball.dx*=-1
if ball.xcor()<-340 and ball.xcor()>-350 and pa.ycor()-40<ball.ycor()<pa.ycor()+40:
ball.setx(-340)
ball.dx*=-1
so this is the code for a ping pong game that i made
i am using only turtle so tell me what you think about it
frozen knoll
No, you don't.
What exact error message do you get?
Not exactly sure what you are saying, but Arcade does require OpenGL 3.3 support, which most modern computers have. Pygame's graphics don't use a lot of the hardware support Arcade does, so it does run on things like the Raspberry Pi.
Yea, 3.1 was released back in 2009.
heavy sigil
well neither using pygame nor pyopengl for me, i am using tk, and I need some help (logical help)
I need to zoom in a cube
how can I do that
I made sth like dis... (please ignore the flickering idk why it exists in the first place)
import tkinter as tk
import os,draw,sys,os,platform,time
from constant import *
item = {
'cube': {
'size': 100,
'startx': 10,
'starty': 10
}
}
moves = {
'w': False,
's': False
}
def kp(event):
global root,moves
if event.keysym == "Escape":
root.destroy()
quit()
return
if event.keysym == 'w':
moves['w'] = True
if event.keysym == 's':
moves['s'] = True
def kr(event):
global moves
if event.keysym == 'w':
moves['w'] = False
if event.keysym == 's':
moves['s'] = False
def main():
global moves,root,item
root = tk.Tk()
root.update()
root.bind_all('<KeyPress>', kp)
root.bind_all('<KeyRelease>', kr)
while True:
try:
if moves['w']:
item['cube']['size'] += 1
if moves['s']:
item['cube']['size'] -= 1
c = tk.Canvas(root)
c = draw.cube(c,item['cube']['startx'],item['cube']['starty'],item['cube']['size'],outline='#fff')
c.place(x=0,y=0)
root.update()
time.sleep(0.005)
except tk._tkinter.TclError:
return 0
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
import tkinter as tk
def rectangle(canvas,startx,starty,width,height,/,outline=None,fill=None):
"""Create a rectangle with width and height"""
startx = abs(startx - startx % 2)
starty = abs(starty - starty % 2)
width = abs(width - width % 2)
height = abs(height - height % 2)
canvas.create_rectangle(startx,starty,width,height,outline=outline,fill=fill)
return canvas
def rectangle_wend(canvas,startx,starty,endx,endy,/,outline=None,fill=None):
"""Creates a rectangle with end x y coor"""
width = endx - startx
height = endy - starty
return rectangle(canvas,startx,starty,width,height,outline=outline,fill=fill)
def poly(canvas,pt:tuple,/,outline=None,fill=None):
"""Creates a polygon"""
canvas.create_polygon(pt,outline=outline,fill=fill)
return canvas
def cube(canvas,startx,starty,length,outline=None,fill=None):
"""Creates a cube"""
x = startx
x1 = length/3 +x
x2 = length/3*2+x
x3 = length +x
y = starty
y1 = length/3 +y
y2 = length/3*2+y
y3 = length +y
canvas.create_polygon((x,y1,x1,y,x3,y,x3,y2,x2,y3,x,y3,x,y1,x2,y1,x3,y,x2,y1,x2,y3,x2,y1,x,y1),outline=outline,fill=fill)
return canvas
plush stratus
Can someone help me with this?
iron galleon
...can you read what the message says?
somber path
iron galleon
yes, indeed
fluid lintel
who codes with panda3d
steel geyser
I do
near wedge
I also use Panda3D.
tall pewter
Btw guys I've heard about "love2d" . Is it better than PyGame/Arcade/Pyglet for game dev?
Or are they better?
lunar dawn
Btw guys I've heard about "love2d" . Is it better than PyGame/Arcade/Pyglet for game dev?
@tall pewter you mean live2d or love2d?
tall pewter
love2d
lunar dawn
Haven't heard of it
lunar dawn
Im still a baby at python so...
tall pewter
Oh
stiff iron
wow dead chat
tranquil girder
lol, what?
tall pewter
Btw guys I've heard about "love2d" . Is it better than PyGame/Arcade/Pyglet for game dev?
Btw guys I've heard about "love2d" . Is it better than PyGame/Arcade/Pyglet for game dev?
severe saffron
are you attributing that quote to a mr or mrs 'Btw guys I've heard about "love2d" . Is it better than PyGame/Arcade/Pyglet for game dev?'
green sage
Hey guys! Very, very new to Python and I've heard that you should start working on projects as early as possible, so I'm trying to make a very simple text adventure game. Here's the relevant code:
help_command = """You can type commands such as 'take', 'push', 'look', etc. followed by the name of the object
or person you would like to interact with."""
has_flashlight = False
flashlight_get = "You take the flashlight. You can turn it on or off by saying 'flashlight on' or 'flashlight off'."
#this function will continue to be called until user gets flashlight
def room1_function1():
room1_prompt1 = input("""
What would you like to do? """)
if room1_prompt1 == "HELP":
return help_command
elif room1_prompt1 == "take flashlight":
return flashlight_get, not has_flashlight
else:
return "You can't do that."
#this code makes room1_function1 replay
while has_flashlight == False:
print(room1_function1())
Basically, the point of the room1_function1 function is that it replays until the user types in "take flashlight," at which point the has_flashlight variable is set to True and the code moves on to the next function. However, it seems that the code does not move onto the next function for some reason. I would think that after the user types in "take flashlight", it would stop replaying room1_function1 but it seems to keep replaying. Can anybody explain why this is? Thank you so much! Having a lot of fun so far.
severe saffron
you never set has_flashlight
not has_flashlight just returns whatever the opposite of has_flashlight is
so you return the text string, and True
also using functions here probably isn't the best idea
green sage
Ahhh okay. That makes sense and seems totally obvious now lol. Yeah I figured that using functions would be really clunky but I'm just messing around with my limited Python knowledge. What would you suggest for a better solution?
Thanks for your reply 🙂
dawn quiver
Any pygame devs
tall pewter
Well seems like no one knows love2d lol
tranquil girder
It's not Python. And there's a lot of questions about it further up
tranquil girder
I'm confused. You keep asking the same question and answering it yourself
dawn quiver
Haha
merry echo
For game dev, Assembly definitely is better than all ya'll frameworks smh my head
merry echo
kidding aside, there has been a some nice games made in LÖVE 2D, like mari0 and Move or Die, and the language used, lua, is used quite a bit as a scripting language in games. Though I don't know much about the community on it. seems to be nice
fierce wraith
@tall pewter if you are serious about creating a game, i suggest looking into one of the opengl bindings for python. its quite a bit more complicated than something like arcade, but performance and options are endless!
if you just want to make 2d games, arcade and pygame will do the trick
tall pewter
but like
pygame has problems rotating images
And so much more
I am not a Game dev . But I worked with pygame for like 6 months and it has problems rotating images/rectangles
steel geyser
If you want to make a game with python, I recommend panda3d.
steel geyser
Oh ! Okay, no problem. In fact, you can build 2D games with panda3d (the game I made with it was 2D).
tall pewter
oh nice
halcyon girder
Hey! By working with rust some I became aware of the ECS (Entity Component System) and came to think I'd like to try and use it for some of my py games. However, due to the little control over memory we have in python, is it worth it in your opînion? Sure an ECS gives more than improved performance but it also isn't perfect, so what would by your point of view on this?
near wedge
In Python, you should be using ECS for the organization and not for performance. You don't have enough control in Python to get caching benefits from an ECS.
halcyon girder
In Python, you should be using ECS for the organization and not for performance.
I sontrgly agree with that!
near wedge
And I am not saying you "should" be using ECS, just if you're evaluating it, you should focus on the organizational benefits/promises.
frozen knoll
Arcade can rotate things just fine.
halcyon girder
wdym Paul?
dawn quiver
anyone made any games with something like django channels and websockets?
tall pewter
Arcade can rotate things just fine.
@frozen knoll I'll just stick with love2d . It's fun . But only for game making
dawn quiver
I'm thinking about learning OpenGL/Vulkan
near wedge
OpenGL is far easier to get started with if you're new to graphics programming.
olive parcel
Yeah, Vulkan is a nightmare to implement
calm thistle
I don't see any point in using ECS in Python, but I think the PursuedPyBear and Kivent engines are both ECS-y
Hmm, looking at PursuedPyBear again it's definitely not an ECS, it has "Systems" but they don't act over components of entities
dawn quiver
this is a kinda game dev related question
im taking a prerecorded mit class on python rn (by that i mean its not an actual class its just recorded lectures)
and one of the assignments was to make a hangman game
and im trying to figure out how to make one of the functions
im trying to make the code output a list of underscores and letters to keep track of whats been guessed so far
and ive made a list of underscores
and im trying to figure out how to replace the underscores with the correct letters at the correct location
if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated
sullen minnow
You can change the specific element by doing hangman_list[some_index] = "a"
dawn quiver
yeah but is there a way to referance an objects position in one list
and replace something at the same position in another list
sullen minnow
Can't you use the same index then? I'm not sure I understand the question.
dawn quiver
oh
sorry
i didnt give enough context
since its hangman
the word is random
so i dont know the index
sullen minnow
You might be able to use "hangman_word".index("a")
dawn quiver
could you do <list 1>[<list 2>.index(<an object>)] = <another object>
sorry i typed it wrong
sullen minnow
You could. Is the object a letter?
dawn quiver
yeah
sullen minnow
and the lists are words?
dawn quiver
broken up into strings of individual letters
sullen minnow
Hmm, not sure what the lists are here. One is the hangman word and the other is the list of chosen letters?
sullen minnow
and you want to return ["_", "_", "t"] ?
dawn quiver
if theyve guessed t
yeah
and its right
would
guess_output = []
secret_word3 = secret_word
secret_word3 = list(secret_word3)
for x in secret_word3:
guess_output.append(" _ ")
for x in letters_guessed:
if x in secret_word:
letters_guessed[secret_word3.index(x)] = x
work
sullen minnow
Well, I would try it and see 🙂
sullen minnow
so you don't need secret_word3 since .index works on strings too
dawn quiver
oh
nice
thanks
so it doesnt give me an error
but it also doesnt give me the right output
so
sullen minnow
and [" _ "]*len(secret_word) would give you the list
dawn quiver
i gotta think it over
sullen minnow
Alright, good luck!
dawn quiver
thanks
sullen minnow
what are you trying to do in the last for loop?
sullen minnow
Well, I would just check there and make sure you're doing what you actually want to do.
dawn quiver
so if the secret word is "apple", i want guess_output to print "_ _ _ _ _"
and when someone guesses a right letter (ie "l")
i want guess_output to update to "_ _ _ l _"
sullen minnow
Hmm, okay, so when do you update guess_output?
dawn quiver
thats what i thought the last for loop was doing
but
thats been proved wrong
so now im trying to figure out how to fix it
sullen minnow
I would reread that line 🙂
dawn quiver
yeah yeah
thanks
ive had an idea
i should use the debugger
thats built into the ide
violet vault
can anyone send me the link to a tutorial video for learning python from scratch
??
sullen minnow
!resources
frank fieldBOT
dawn quiver
mine is pretty nice
it keeps track of all the variables
and their values
in a big list
dawn quiver
ok
cool
so
i got it to spit out this
[' _ ', 'p', ' _ ', ' _ ', 'e']
None
this is the code
i cant figure out where the none is coming from
i fixed it
nevermind
broken sequoia
hello, making a text based rpg.
how do I make enemy stats scale w player stats?
alright
def Event(text, action, action2 = None, action3 = None)
is it possible to use a event function something like this
where action gets executed?
using event internally
like
Event('You stumble upon a chest!', P1.gold += 2)
something like taht
because I want to setup a way to be able to trigger events
thats less messy
ig
out of curiousity though, how would I execute the action?
thats passed in as a parameter
broken sequoia
also, best way to do an exp system?
pliant dust
@broken sequoia it depends on what you want to have level up. If it’s just stats, have a variable for each stat assigned too a class for the character, one variable being exp. in the main loop, or after a battle depending on the game type, check for if the expierience has reached a certain point. If so, increase the stats by a fixed or random amount. That is one method you could use, and is more of an RPG system like Pokémon.
dawn quiver
@dawn quiver Tech with Tim just made a video on hangman's game I believe
vast snow
If anyone knows pygame, your presence in #help-chocolate would be greatly appreciated
winged tide
Hello, im trying to do a game , using pygame, and in the moviment part i have a problem, the moviments with a,d .. w,s is ok, but when i click two key, like w and d, it moves diagonally, and I just want movements for vertical and horizontal, im making trying to make a snake game... (im new at progaming)
dawn quiver
hello every one
who know a lot about pygame?
i need your help for my project
who can help me?
heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeellllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllo?
pliant dust
@winged tide that can probably be solved by setting up if statements/elif statements. so that if one direction is already pressed, another cannot be pressed.
dawn quiver
I most make 3D game with pygame , who can help me?
pliant dust
@dawn quiver a lot of us can help, but specific questions will allow us to assist with what you need.
winged tide
@pliant dust oh thanks
strong belfry
hey guys!
how can I develop a game in Python?
like, some courses, or something
just asking 😄
anyone here?
near wedge
@strong belfry 2D games? Start here: https://arcade.academy/
@dawn quiver PyGame is not well suited for 3D games.
frozen knoll
Also see https://learn.arcade.academy if you are new to programming.
burnt stump
are there python tools made for 3D or are you just out of luck for that
frozen knoll
Panda3D, or just to OpenGL with like ModernGL or one of the other bindings.
burnt stump
interesting, not a dame developer myself, but always interesting to know what's out there
dawn quiver
hello guys
who can help me to make a complex game?
it must be with pygame
who know pygame lot
mint zenith
If you have a specific question about it, just ask
tranquil girder
You break the complex game into simple parts and go from there
empty elk
Anyone that knows pygame that can help?
craggy rain
I am having trouble creating a small square inside of Pygame. I was trying to use pygame.draw.rect but then says it takes no keyword arguments and idk why?
Heres my code
for item in AsteroidsStartLocation:
item[0] += 1
pygame.draw.rect(screen, white, width=0)
wait
I probably need a location
craggy rain
in another part of my code I havef
AsteroidsStartLocation = []
for i in range(5):
x = 700
y = random.randrange(0,850)
AsteroidsStartLocation.append( [x, y] )
``` does that count?I'm not sure, I have a similar problem
I have a function that should spawn an asteroid but I never see it, like it only renders it for 1 screen
craggy rain
Oh you might be rendering the black background ontop of it or not updating consistently
I have done that beforfe
You got pygame.display.flip() right? like at the end of your code?
craggy rain
I personally would try adding pygame.display.flip at the end just to try to see if it helps but idk
Update should basically do the same but
I have it at the end of my while true loop
craggy rain
I can look, im still learning myself but sure I will look
stiff iron
Hi there! I am trying to make a rotating coin sprite in pygame but I am having issues scaling it.
gold_coin = []
for image in range(30):
gold_coin.append(pygame.image.load('Sprites/Gold/Gold_{}.png'.format(image + 1)).convert())
pygame.transform.scale(gold_coin[image], (50, 50))```i want it to be 50 x 50 but rn its like 200 x 200 or something
ping if you respond
merry echo
@stiff iron pygame.transform.scale returns a Surface object, so you should use append that to gold_coin instead. You could check out the docs for more info: https://www.pygame.org/docs/ref/transform.html#pygame.transform.scale
stiff iron
thank you
ohh yea since its a function it will return something so i can append what it returns back to coin
but instead of appending I can replace an existing index right?
oh it doesnt work I have tried this @merry echo ```python
for image in range(30):
gold_coin.append(pygame.image.load('Sprites/Gold/Gold_{}.png'.format(image + 1)).convert())
gold_coin[image] = pygame.transform.scale(gold_coin[image], (50, 50))```
for image in range(30):
coin_texture = pygame.image.load('Sprites/Gold/Gold_{}.png'.format(image + 1)).convert()
pygame.transform.scale(coin_texture, (50, 50))
gold_coin.append(coin_texture)
You don't need to append the loaded image, just the transformed one. It would look more like this
frozen knoll
If it is fixed, you might be better off saving it as a different size.
Then loading it that way. Your program won't have to spend the time resizing.
merry echo
@stiff iron Oh whoops append the transformed Surface instead like this
for image in range(30):
coin_texture = pygame.image.load('Sprites/Gold/Gold_{}.png'.format(image + 1)).convert()
gold_coin.append(pygame.transform.scale(coin_texture, (50, 50)))
@raven goblet I believe it is supposed to be pygame.QUIT, I don't remember though.
round sonnet
Yes is it pygame.QUIT
pygame.QUIT is an attribute which has the interger value of 256
and you are saying that if event.type(also == 256) == pygame.QUIT(256), then quit
all events in pygame have the .type attribute which is an interger
and instead of finding the interger you can use the attributes which pygame gives you to make it easier
cerulean bronze
hey guys, I'm looking to make a browser game / website using Python and WebSockets, I was wondering does anyone have a recommendation of a stack to use for this?
I have experience using Django, but it looks like then I'd have to go with a fairly complex library for sockets called Channels, so I'm thinking maybe I'll use flask or something else? and then do you guys have any advice for what library (if any) I should use for keeping track of game state? Basically I'm planning on making a 2d sidescroller game, so I'd mainly need to keep track of the position of players and in-game objects and update them each frame and send the new data to the player
storm bolt
Hello I am brand new to pygame haven't used it till now
How to start
Wnt to get started with 3d
frozen knoll
Might also look at Arcade. Get started at https://arcade.academy
dawn quiver
hello
who can help me to make a game? (3D game with pygame )
(when you agree i explain you the game)
(please i need your help)
😭
@dawn quiver you can't use Pygame to make 3D games https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4865636/does-pygame-do-3d#:~:text=No%2C Pygame is a wrapper,to use%2C especially the latter.&text=Well%2C if you can do 2d you can always do 3d.
I know but i can't do any thing! i just know python
@dawn quiver try to work on simple projects first if you're a beginner tbh
no i am not beginner(in python!), i learn python and i don't know about other programing languages!
python have any other lib for 3D GUI?
python have any other lib for 3D GUI?
dawn quiver
no one know ?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
mint zenith
That Stack overflow answer listed 2 libraries capable of 3D. Are they inadequate?
olive parcel
@dawn quiver Maybe you want to try Panda3D.
fierce wraith
hey @exotic fern how did you create the rays for your raytracer?
using trilinear interpolation or by calculating them some other way?
edit: figured it out!
merry echo
I believe there's only two 3D game libraries for Python, Ursina and Panda3D
fierce wraith
there are plenty of opengl, dx11, vulkan etc bindings though
merry echo
Yeah but that would be a bit lower level
Not sure if I'd recommend that for someone starting out
As for making a browser game, you could make the server side in Python, as for the client side, I believe there's no Python wrapper for the web Canvas API, so I'd recommend doing it in JavaScript instead, or another language that has a wrapper for Canvas, like C++
winged tide
Hello, im have a question, im trying to make an a snake game, im new at progaming, so i make some things, but in the "rule", when snake eat the apple, i dont have any ideia to make it more length when eat aple, is this difficult? some ideia?
(sorry for my english, im not good with it)
tropic lantern
by apple do you mean normal pellets or is the apple a special object that gives more length than consuming the pellet?
winged tide
its a rect, an the player(snake) is a rect too, and when they colid , (snake eat aplle) and gives more length
i want to do that
i can share my code, is this possible here?
frank fieldBOT
merry echo
you could make your snake an array of rects
winged tide
merry echo
then move the last rectangle to the front, giving the illusion of the snake moving
winged tide
im watch an video, but its kind complicate to me, using list and append
stiff iron
@merry echo it didnt work, I guess I have to try to convert all of the images to a lower size
nvm it works thank you
fierce wraith
The beginnings of a raytracer 🙂
worn crow
is it a raytracer or a raycaster? 👀
fierce wraith
the one where you start at the camera and go into the scene @worn crow
i always confuse the two
after googling, i think raytracing is the correct name
i dont have secondary rays yet, but they are up next 🙂
merry echo
Cool! What are you using to render the raytracing, shaders or per pixel using an image? Also what resources did you use to learn raytracing? would you recommend Ray Tracing in One Weekend ?
@dawn quiver If you're just starting out, you can try the Arcade library. There's a tutorial here https://learn.arcade.academy/
fierce wraith
@merry echo a compute shader, and ive read the raytracing in one weekend, but also his longer versions (also free)
i liked them
ive been playing around with raytracing for quite some time, so im acquainted with the math and techniques used but couldnt point to one all defining resource
just play with it i guess?
try stuff out
i started with a super slow cpu raytracer, just a 2d for loop in python
ofc it took 10 min to render a 1080p image but oh well ¯_(ツ)_/¯
craggy rain
How can I get the location of a pygame rect?
I to have it when I click a rect it just deletes
but idk how to track the postion of the rect
exotic fern
dawn quiver
Quick question for ray marching
Are the formulas for the shape of the object you are marching to or from
I'm imagining it's the shape of the object you are marching to
But that seems to make it pretty complicated to have lots of different shapes
Nvm I think I'm kinda getting the concept
stiff iron
does anybody know an application that takes like a video and takes a picture of it every little bit or so, then later I can add it to pygame as a sprite animation?
its easy to make a spinning coin in blender and animate it to spin around, but taking pictures of every single part is tedious
Is there a way to take a video and have it converted to photos?
bleak spruce
Is it normal when the sprite image starts blinking in arcade.py?
I started learning arcade today
Which do you prefer? Pygame ou arcade?
dawn quiver
does anybody know an application that takes like a video and takes a picture of it every little bit or so, then later I can add it to pygame as a sprite animation?
@stiff iron Any video editing software and just export it as a sequence of images
fierce wraith
@exotic fern @severe saffron it just the r value set to the distance, makes for a cool effect, but not real shading
ionic oak
Is python really good for game development??
severe saffron
Not really good but it's very good for smallish projects and learning
quiet osprey
Hi is kotlin similar to python syntax
frank fieldBOT
winged tide
Hey how can i do to back a loop
like , when gameover , gameloop stop, and gameover loop start. and when game over loop stop, i give a condicional to game loop start
tropic lantern
put the loops in functions ig
winged tide
yes thanks
so i finish my game , how can i do to send my games to other people play?
near wedge
@winged tide PyInstaller is likely your best bet. However, the library you're using may have other tools available. I know Panda3D does, and I think Kivy also does.
dawn quiver
so like i went to pygame website
installed pygame and in vs code i tried this
import pygame
pygame.examples.aliens
but it says pygame has no attribute named examples
how do i fix this
violet vault
hi guys,
i know python, but want to learn pygame
can anyone give me any crash course tutorial orsomething like that?
pls ping me
cold storm
dawn quiver
hi.guys
I am a full stack developer.
if you have any project, let's do it.
and then let's share the money
😄
and then we can get the more money.
tiny bison
frozen knoll
@violet vault You might look at http://programarcadegames.com for Pygame. Or alternatively, look at https://arcade.academy for Arcade, which is similar to Pygame.
violet vault
okay
sullen swan
Hello
frozen knoll
Explosions using particles.
bleak spruce
Can you guys help me on the concept of sprite animation in arcade?
I ve already made it move and change its direction
But i having trouble with the walking animation
I ll show you
it moves at last. Just couldn't figure out a way to animate the walking
frozen knoll
Wait, I'm a bit confused. If moves, but doesn't animate?
bleak spruce
yes
frozen knoll
Have you got code to do animation and it doesn't work, or you don't have code yet to do animation and need it?
bleak spruce
i need the code
i know there is something to do with rewriting the update_animation() function
frozen knoll
Specifically the PlayerCharacter
You might not need jump or fall textures, which would simplify it a bit. Take a stab at it. Ping me if you get stuck.
bleak spruce
sure
frozen knoll
Awesome!
dawn quiver
Wait a minute......
Can I combine Kivy With renpy???
@frozen knoll uhhh.... You made a game but how will you change it to .apk?
unique kernel
Guys I am new to pyhton can you tell me the best module for game devolpment
bleak spruce
I like arcade
But it requires OOP knowlegde
Try pygame
Theres a guy on youtube that makes good games with pygame
Hold on a second
frozen knoll
@dawn quiver Are you attempting to set a background image? Try: https://arcade.academy/examples/sprite_collect_coins_background.html#sprite-collect-coins-background
@unique kernel You might want to look at http://arcade.academy to get an idea what Arcade does.
frozen knoll
If you want it as a sprite, just resize using my_sprite.scale.
If you only know the width in pixels, just use a bit of math to get there.
unique kernel
@bleak spruce @frozen knoll Thank you very much guys I will certainly try these out
OUR server is so good
frozen knoll
If you want to stretch, you'll need to manually set the hitbox. Stretching sprites makes things weird.
It leaves 'scale' in an bad state.
I've worked on this a while and haven't come to a conclusion on how I wanted to handle it.
Some docs:
frozen knoll
That is a possibility, but it would break all current code using the scale. And for the projects that don't want to break the aspect ratio, they'd have to juggle two numbers instead of one. There's always trade-offs.
Right now scale is done at a hardware-level. At some point I'll probably revisit it, but the risk of breaking backwards-compatibility and the risk of slowing the code with additional checks doesn't make it high on my list of things to do. Plus, I don't see many use cases where people want to stretch sprites.
Images are loaded into textures that are sent to the graphics card/GPU. A "shader" on the GPU does the scaling, positioning, and rotation. Older graphics, like Pygame 1.9x do this with the CPU instead via Python or C code.
This makes Arcade super-fast with sprite drawing, but means you need at least OpenGL 3.3.
tranquil girder
You should try ursina, @Yaduarjindia
dawn quiver
hey guys anyone up for a challenge? i made a script which generates a minesweeper grid and expands a starting area. and im so confident in it, i dare you guys to make something faster than mine. I outputed the time at the bottom, it gets larger for every larger grid. good luck >:))) https://repl.it/@CloudModMod/minesweeper#main.py
dawn quiver
long shot but does anyone know a pyglet discord server?
potent ice
@dawn quiver It's linked in #315249263103967242
wind smelt
hey got a question
i drew a rectangle with pygame and now i wnat to load an image on this rectangle. for some reason the picture is not being loaded above the rectangle if you know what i mean🙈
its like the rectangle is in front of the picture
how can i change that?
proper peak
are you drawing the rectangle after the picture, perhaps?
dawn quiver
@potent ice thanks
bleak spruce
Sorry
Two times
@frozen knoll this was the animation i was struggling with yesterday
Now its done
frozen knoll
Hey, good work!
dawn quiver
Hello guys! Im learning pygame, Can someone help me with pygame?
merry echo
he do be walkin tho
If you have any questions, you can ask them here, and if you want resources, I'd recommend DaFluffyPotato's tutorials on Youtube, and then you can check the pygame docs for other information too
jade owl
Ace of Spades for Solitaire that I'm coding with a buddy of mine using PyGame!
made this in gimp
probably will change the AKQJ symbols on the topleft and bottom right to be in line with the suit (width change)
numbers are a size of 25x6 pixels
I made the Ace and Jack symbols this size temporarily (hopefully anyway, only have the Spades folder as a WIP)
pliant dust
@jade owl it looks really good, are you just using the mouse to draw? I’ve been looking into using gimp but not sure how to set it up for pixel art.
bleak spruce
If you have any questions, you can ask them here, and if you want resources, I'd recommend DaFluffyPotato's tutorials on Youtube, and then you can check the pygame docs for other information too
@merry echo yeah, always read the docs!
fallow sorrel
whats the best library/ program for beginner dev?
frozen knoll
Might want to consider Arcade. Https://arcade.academy and if you are learning, see https://learn.arcade.academy
dawn quiver
Hey guys! Im working on a perlin noise function for a game I am working on, Its pretty slow does anyone have any ideas on how to speed this up?
def noise_perlin(seed, x, y, frequency):
#Set get
def get_noise(seed, current_range, x, y):
seed += (x+y*1234)
random_set_seed(seed)
return (random_range(0, current_range))
#Set range
max_range = 100
current_range = max_range/2
#Noise
noise = 0
#Repeat
while(frequency > 0):
#Get indeces
index_x = floor(x / frequency)
index_y = floor(y / frequency)
#Get pos in chunk
tx = (x % frequency) / frequency
ty = (y % frequency) / frequency
#Get corners
r_00 = get_noise(seed, current_range, index_x, index_y)
r_10 = get_noise(seed, current_range, index_x+1, index_y)
r_01 = get_noise(seed, current_range, index_x, index_y+1)
r_11 = get_noise(seed, current_range, index_x+1, index_y+1)
#Lerp corners
r_0 = lerp(r_00, r_01, ty)
r_1 = lerp(r_10, r_11, ty)
#Add to noise
noise += lerp(r_0, r_1, tx)
#Alter frequency
frequency = floor(frequency/2)
current_range = floor(current_range/2)
current_range = max(1, current_range)
#Return
return noise/max_range
@ancient ginkgo I am using the mouse but I use the pencil tool with lines. (Shift)
each suit symbol on the card template I have has “cores” marking the center, which I use to handle the placement of the symbols on the cards.
dawn quiver
Guys I need help with touchscreen input, is there any way to replace the KEYDOWN modules with something that works with touch? Because I made a game using the KEYDOWN partition on pc. But now I'm having difficulty porting the game to be compatible with a touchscreen device.
empty elk
did you look through the official docs ace?
I don't know if pygame supports touchscreen events
dawn quiver
did you look through the official docs ace?
@empty elk It does, it's the "MOUSEDOWN" and "MOUSEUP" modules working with the "MOUSEPOS" module
The problem is idk how to replace the "KEYDOWN" and "KEYUP" functions with the "MOUSEDOWN" and "MOUSEUP".
empty elk
maybe this will be usefull to you https://becomingpygamer.book.tiainen.cc/en/latest/pygame/movingthings.html#moving-object-with-mouse-click
fierce wraith
@dawn quiver id suggest using the noise library, i think it has the noise functions implemented in c
empty elk
rect.y = random.randrange(0, 479)
+ if event.type == pg.MOUSEBUTTONDOWN:
+ target_vec = pg.Vector2(event.pos)
+ direction_vec = target_vec - position_vec
+ direction_vec.normalize_ip()
The vector is seemingly a bit complicated to me. But I'll see
tardy tangle
Can you guys help me with Photon 2?
craggy rain
How can I get the location of a pygame rect? I want to have it when the mouse is over it and you click it dissapears or does some action
jade owl
Like a button?
merry echo
you already have the location of the rect with the x and y attributes, if you want to know if the mouse is intersecting the rect when you click it, use collidepoint(x, y). you can get more info in the pygame docs
https://www.pygame.org/docs/ref/rect.html#pygame.Rect.collidepoint
oak juniper
Are there any good tutorials for an expandable inventory system?
tranquil girder
It's not really different from a non-expandable one. maybe you can just create a new one at a bigger size but keep the items? if that's what you meant that is
oak juniper
I want to have the ability to add custom items later either through random generation or manual entry
like having a function generate a +n item of effect and plop it in the list for next time
dawn quiver
can i ask a pygame question here?
near wedge
@dawn quiver Yes.
dawn quiver
ok
warm bloom
Is there a pygame event that supports holding down a key? (I tried KEYDOWN but it didnt work)
merry echo
you would use a boolean value, set it to true when the key is pressed, and false when it is released
warm bloom
ah ok
misty phoenix
pygame.key.get_pressed()
dawn quiver
is there any youtube series you would recommend to learn pygame easily?
frozen knoll
If you aren't set on pygame, might also want to check out Arcade: https://arcade.academy and https://learn.arcade.academy
fickle wyvern
Hey guys. A pygame game is showing images on windows. But not on linux. Any reasons?
fervent rose
The paths aren't the same on Linux and windows, maybe that's why?
You shouldn't hardcode paths and use pathlib for them to keep it platform independent
!d pathlib
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fervent rose
Here is the pathlib documentation
dawn quiver
thanks guys
inner leaf
hello guys! I decided to start a non-comercial-just-for-fun-and-love side project.
My focus will be on a 2d turn-based game. I also want to make a lot of procedural generation (sprites overlaps or simply drawing on the screen) I think that pygame can handle it well, right? Or is there another project that I should check out before?
frozen knoll
I'll always suggest looking at Arcade as well.
soft oar
listen i'm new in python but the only way i know it to devloppe a game is pygame but i want a way to developp some 3d games so help me if u can ?
inner leaf
I'll always suggest looking at Arcade as well.
@frozen knoll Really interesting! I think i'm going to use that
dawn quiver
how to make an image full screen in pygame?
neon wedge
Game of Life Implemented in Python.
Problem is with the logic. There is something wrong with how cells are being updated and I can't figure it out.
def game_logic(display, buffer):
for r in range(1, rows - 1):
for c in range(1, columns - 1):
total = 0
total += display[r-1][c-1]
total += display[r-1][c]
total += display[r-1][c+1]
total += display[r][c-1]
total += display[r][c+1]
total += display[r+1][c-1]
total += display[r+1][c]
total += display[r+1][c+1]
if display[r][c] == 1:
if total < 2:
buffer[r][c] = 0
elif total == 2:
buffer[r][c] = 1
elif total == 3:
buffer[r][c] = 1
elif total > 3:
buffer[r][c] = 0
elif display[r][c] == 0:
if total == 3:
buffer[r][c] = 1
Display is the 2d grid that's displayed to screen. Buffer represents the memory buffer.
After this function call, there is an assignment where
Display = Buffer
To update the display
Link to full code: https://github.com/marcin-wojtkowski/game_of_life/blob/master/main.py
iron galleon
@neon wedge feel free to share in #303934982764625920. you'll probably get more attention there!
just make sure to add an open source license to your repository
lone crag
Can anyone help me resize a ListBox in tkinter using .grid ?
steel geyser
What do you want to do ?
dawn quiver
thanks
lone crag
@steel geyser I'm making a chat in python using tkinter. I am at the moment using Label to show messages but than if they are to much messages, it streches the window and it is anoying. I would like the messages to be displayed in a ListBox but messages are to big to be dysplayed so i would like to be able to resize them
steel geyser
@lone crag I suggest you to use a tkinter.Text object instead of the ListBox to display your message.
steel geyser
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/tk_text.htm for more informations on textbox.
steel geyser
Wait, I had done this before. Let me try to find that code.
self.scroll = Scrollbar(self)
self.scroll.grid(row=0, column=0, sticky="ns")
self.text = Text(self, yscrollcommand=self.scroll.set)
self.text.grid(row=0, column=0)
self.scroll.config(command=self.text.yview)
Here ! This should work.
@lone crag With this, you can scroll on a Text object.
If this is to display the text in a chat application, I suggest to set "disabled" state on the Text object so that the user can't modify the text that is displayed.
You will have to switch the state to "normal" again each time you want to modify it (even when modified from code).
lone crag
@steel geyser Each time I send a message, it sends me all the way up to the first message. Any idea of how to fix that ?
steel geyser
You mean, it scrolls up ?
When you add text to the tkinter.text object ?
You should be able to use set method of the Scrollbar to set it to the bottom.
jaunty terrace
can we develop a game with python
frozen knoll
Yes.
See https://arcade.academy for example code.
There are other libraries too. There's also Pygame, Pyglet, Kivy, and more.
grave lodge
Hi! I am using pygame to make a card game. Anyone has any idea why my image coordonates are 0, 0. I need to make check for mouse collision with the mouse but every button is on 0,0. Do i need to insert other parameters? I will link the code from github https://github.com/corinbz/Projects/blob/master/blackjack_gui/pygame_window.py
vast marten
the get_rect() basically only returns the size of a surface; to check if you are pressing it, you need to create a new rect that has the topleft coordinates and width and height
so for example the rect should be: HIT_IMG_rect = pygame.Rect(WIDTH - HIT_IMG.get_width() - 50, HEIGHT - HIT_IMG.get_height() - 50, HIT_IMG.get_width(), HIT-IMG.get_height) and then you check the collison on this rect: if HIT_IMG_rect.collidepoint(mouse): ...
grave lodge
Thank you ! i will try that out
lone crag
Anyone knows how to put automatically a text in an entry to make a auto-register systeme ?
vast marten
maybe go into #user-interfaces and ask there
lone crag
ok 🙂
dawn quiver
Who want to work on game with me
warm bloom
So uh when making a game in Pygame, do most people use the draw function or should I use a sprite to create a character?
Im a pretty new developer to python so sorry of it's a bad question... I try though!
dawn quiver
i want to make the board full screen i don't know how to do that?
https://github.com/Chiggy-Playz/Chess/tree/all-img-of-pieces-board
humble siren
@warm bloom sprites will be much easier to use
warm bloom
ok
torn heath
dawn quiver
@torn heath hello how to do that?
dawn quiver
done
frozen knoll
Tutorial on using the graphics card to manage particle drawing:
https://arcade.academy/tutorials/gpu_particle_burst/index.html
solemn kernel
sorry if this question has been asked before, but, is there any good resource on how to make a chess game and teach the AI to play good?
meaning, I want to teach the AI from scratch all by myself
cursive pumice
Hello. Does anyone know how to embed tkinter or wxpython in pygame? I'm not sure is it possible or not. The pygame window will be for an emulator and the tkinter/wxpython panel will display the dissassemler output.
dawn quiver
@solemn kernel https://www.chessprogramming.org
warm bloom
Is Tkinter able to be used in Pygame? (like for making buttons and textboxes)
dawn quiver
Is this an extremely common issue with arcade?
SoLoud dynamic link library /home/shaen/PycharmProjects/arcadetest/venv/lib/python3.8/site-packages/arcade/soloud/libsoloud.so not found. /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.29' not found (required by /home/shaen/PycharmProjects/arcadetest/venv/lib/python3.8/site-packages/arcade/soloud/libsoloud.so)
Warning, can't initialize soloud name 'soloud_dll' is not defined. Sound support will be limited.
It is in Linux.
dawn quiver
Right
frozen knoll
Requires GLib 2.29. So usually happens on somewhat older images. Maybe Long Term Support images.
You can still run Arcade, just no sound support.
But Pyglet will work if you use their libraries.
dawn quiver
I tried this ... is the issue that it doesnt exist or that its not in my sources?
i see that it requires an update beyond what is available
frozen knoll
Looks like you have 2.27.
I think I had to use Ubuntu 19
Or greater.
Ubuntu 18 LTS doesn't work.
dawn quiver
that is what someone on Reddit said. Its possible I will just move this project to a Windows machine. That being said, a lot of my friends will use Linux so maybe I would prefer to figure it out.
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: neon
Description: KDE neon User Edition 5.19
Release: 18.04
Codename: bionic
I regret installing KDE neon instead of Ubuntu + plasma sometimes lol
Thanks
frozen knoll
Cross-platform sound on Python has been a serious hassle for me to figure out. Sorry you ran into that.
dawn quiver
If it works on Ubuntu 19 that is better than nothing.
potent ice
FYI: Arcade 2.4 beta 1 is released : pip install arcade==2.4b1
fervent rose
\o/
potent ice
Was 13 alpha releases before this one, so it has been quite a long journey finally getting to beta 😄
sonic forge
How can I make a sprite rotate in Pygame? I'm trying to make a game but all of the things I've tried have failed...
dawn quiver
I need an advice from someone more expert than me, i need a DEAD simple 3d framework. Can you give me some names from your experience?
pearl mango
What are your needs?
dawn quiver
What are your needs?
@pearl mango I want to create a 3d visualization of a file format.
pearl mango
Hmm, interesting. What format is it?
solar spire
plotly is alright
dawn quiver
Hmm, interesting. What format is it?
@pearl mango .class java file
pearl mango
If it's not too intensive, matplotlib or as @solar spire says plotly might be of use
...ah, that's new to me
dawn quiver
...ah, that's new to me
@pearl mango I like to do crazy stuff
solar spire
yeah, matplotlib is good, plotly gives you interactive 3D plots though, it's quite nice
pearl mango
what specifically is 3D in the .class? a defined object?
dawn quiver
what specifically is 3D in the .class? a defined object?
@pearl mango I'd like to represent it as whole. Then you can "dissect it" going deeper and deeper
yeah, matplotlib is good, plotly gives you interactive 3D plots though, it's quite nice
@solar spire Okay, i'll check that
pearl mango
that's a little abstract @dawn quiver
would you know what coordinates you are plotting?
or do you want something that "creates" a set of coordinates defining the shapes that are being plotted?
the former is easy, the latter might take a lot of artistic work tbh
dawn quiver
that's a little abstract @dawn quiver
@pearl mango Yes, i know
would you know what coordinates you are plotting?
@pearl mango Not really, i have to define a visualization (figure out how to represent it, yes it's artistic
the former is easy, the latter might take a lot of artistic work tbh
@pearl mango 100% agree with you
Thanks everyone
pearl mango
ahh, I see now
do you mean like windirstat-kinda visualisation?
how many lines of code are taken up by certain functions, or somesuch?
dawn quiver
how many lines of code are taken up by certain functions, or somesuch?
@pearl mango Yes 😄
pearl mango
nice one! try seeing how tools like that function. some of that ilk use logarithmic sizing to better represent things
near wedge
@dawn quiver It is more game focused, but you might want to take a look at Ursina Engine (https://www.ursinaengine.org/) if you need something not easily represented by graphs/plots.
pearl mango
especially if you have many small helper functions
dawn quiver
@dawn quiver It is more game focused, but you might want to take a look at Ursina Engine (https://www.ursinaengine.org/) if you need something not easily represented by graphs/plots.
@near wedge Nice, appreciated your suggestion, i'll look at it too
near wedge
There is a sample of using the builtin UI tools to make a bar graph: https://github.com/pokepetter/ursina/blob/master/samples/culumn_graph.py
dawn quiver
There is a sample of using the builtin UI tools to make a bar graph: https://github.com/pokepetter/ursina/blob/master/samples/culumn_graph.py
@near wedge I'm checking it
Thanks again everyone
fierce wraith
Congrats @potent ice and @frozen knoll !! Awesome release
frozen knoll
Thanks! Still beta, but getting so close!
marsh atlas
@lime finch ask here
lime finch
can anybody tell moi how to make animation with spritesheet/gif?
gloomy ingot
Frameworks have their different ways of doing it
An example Pyglet has certain functions that load gifs and allow animations with it
As well sprite sheets
lime finch
in normal pygame in pycharm?
gloomy ingot
Depends on the engine
lime finch
hmm
gloomy ingot
Really pycharm is an IDE
lime finch
yeah sorry
gloomy ingot
I could do the same on IDLE or VSC, it wouldn't affect
lime finch
yrah
gloomy ingot
Either ways you should check the documentation on loading gifs / sprite sheets for pygame
I'm not into pygame, as I'm more of a Pyglet user
gloomy ingot
You're welcome! 😀
marsh atlas
Actually this guy is shy and didnt understand what you said
please explain with examples
lime finch
-_-
Actually this guy is shy and didnt understand what you said
@marsh atlas i understand wut pyglet and stuff is
frozen knoll
...but with the Arcade framework.
lime finch
oh
gloomy ingot
I found a video
lime finch
yeah?
gloomy ingot
marsh atlas
@gloomy ingot Thanks for your valuable time it was very helpful.
gloomy ingot
👍👍👍
dawn quiver
Another way to use sprite sheets is to make a function that utilizes pygame's Surface.subsurface
you could have a dictionary that has the action (as the key) and the images in a list (as the value).
dry jacinth
I thinks it's all bcz of file location @main crown
dry jacinth
Windows means what?
dry jacinth
It's a attribute error
main crown
i did
dry jacinth
Is it working now?
dry jacinth
Check line 4
main crown
ok
yeah
ill try that
i should really be working on my auto mod for discord bots
but ok
gloomy ingot
So
This is the issue
I'm looking for certain help on updating the position of a sprite
I have these two variables; self.bomb_x and self.bomb_y
Basically if the main player shoots another player, these two variables are supposed to start going up by 10 every one 30th of a second
So far so good, but really, it doesn't update its movement on screen, it updates internally
round obsidian
ok, how are you changing the sprite position, exactly?
gloomy ingot
(I'm debugging so that it checks the current position of this bomb sprite)
ok, how are you changing the sprite position, exactly?
@round obsidian by calling the update function
round obsidian
and you're supplying new coordinates to the update function?
gloomy ingot
Once the player fired it should start moving, and the sprite bomb x and y is set to those two variables, which update in that same method
Should I send some code?
gloomy ingot
Alright, hold on as I am a little busy atm
gloomy ingot
yes, it is
round obsidian
ok, because I don't see anywhere in this code where you actually set its x and y properties
gloomy ingot
hmmm... maybe I didn't copy enough code
round obsidian
make sure you set self.bombSpr.x and self.bombSpr.y to modify its position.
gloomy ingot
def __init__(self):
# Firing system
self.fired = False
self.who_firedBomb = 0
self.bomb_x = -10
self.bomb_y = -10
nope, you're modifying self.bomb_x, not self.bombSpr.x
gloomy ingot
oooooh
I'll check that out and update you on the topic
oh hey! It works!
silly mistake of mine...
thank you!
round obsidian
YW!
fiery lily
Is this a good place to ask for help with my Tetris bot?
native nebula
it says "invalid destination" for blit
i am using a part of a list and a normal variable to blit an image
what can i do?
calm thistle
I've just released a new version of the Wasabi2D, engine with support for tile maps and groups of objects. More info here:
hasty aspen
i have a basic gui built with tkinter and i want to access it in games like csgo, like how you would access the discord overlay. im using windows. more info- the gui has a mp3 player speech to text ability to open apps search(it will give you info in the gui) has weather and a clock
Thanks in advanced 🙂
green thunder
Appears you have to hook in directly into games (or that's how Steam does it) via Direct3D or OpenGL
limpid patrol
can sm one give me a good yt video on python game dev?
limpid patrol
@hasty aspen ty
near wedge
@limpid patrol I think this site has some video tutorials mixed in with the text tutorials: https://arcade.academy/
limpid patrol
ok no more but ty
frozen knoll
Details on the new features coming up for Arcade 2.4, currently available as beta:
https://arcade.academy/release_notes.html
raven grail
what's the best library to make Pixel art Games?
frozen knoll
Lots to choose from that are good. I'd suggest looking at Arcade, Pygame, Pyglet, Kivy, and maybe more. Look at the examples, docs, etc.
raven grail
@frozen knoll thanks for your suggestions
trail escarp
how Can I use pyinstall ( or if you know of anything else) to make my pygame into an executable that people can download. My issue is that my script needs multiple other files like the background images and the audio files, but they dont get incorporated into the exe by pyinstaller and the game doesnt work for that reason
ping me if you can help
hasty aspen
@green thunder thanks man, looks like its going to be crazy but hopefully ill get it done
green thunder
@green thunder thanks man, looks like its going to be crazy but hopefully ill get it done
@hasty aspen I don’t envy you 😝 good luck!
still jungle
@trail escarp I'm pretty sure, when you type the pyinstaller command into the command prompt or whatever you are using, you can add the flag "--onefile" to make it all in one file. So like this: "pyinstaller Game.py --onefile" I also suggest adding --noconsole for graphical games, but that's up to you.
I personally never used it because I just had a whole folder that was zipped, so I'm unsure of exactly how well it works, but I know it's a feature
trail escarp
it puts the exe into one folder but it doesnt encorporate the external files @still jungle
near wedge
@trail escarp PyInstaller does not know of those external files by default, but there may be some way to tell PyInstaller some extra files to pack.
Looks like --add-data and --add-binary: https://pyinstaller.readthedocs.io/en/stable/usage.html#what-to-bundle-where-to-search
silk marsh
anyone know why i cant see my turtle?
trail escarp
@near wedge yeah I tried but it still wasnt working
proper peak
Is it a good idea to use the in-development Pygame 2?
stuck shadow
raw shadow
this channel is just questions on questions
dawn quiver
@trail escarp I'm pretty sure, when you type the pyinstaller command into the command prompt or whatever you are using, you can add the flag "--onefile" to make it all in one file. So like this: "pyinstaller Game.py --onefile" I also suggest adding --noconsole for graphical games, but that's up to you.
@still jungle are you one of those tooo beeee toooo teaaaa developers
still jungle
What? No. I play 2b2t and develop games on my own...
Am I not allowed to do both...?
dawn quiver
oh i thot u wurked for housemustard
still jungle
Right...
still jungle
Oh
My bad
The way you said it sounded really weird, but now that you point out that it was supposed to be a joke I suppose that makes sense
I guess I have a different type of humor :P
Neat, I actually thought I was one of the only ones who did both because most 2b players would use their programming knowledge to create hacked clients that would probably be backdoored or something
dawn quiver
oh sorry, i do a lot in other langs but just opened up my first py project and have since written my first py game in like 4 years, and am working on learning discord.py to try and make a bot
foggy python
class CubicBezier():
def __init__(self, *points):
points = list(points)
if len(points) not in [2, 4]:
raise Exception('InvalidArgumentCountError')
if len(points) == 2:
points = [[0, 0]] + points + [[1, 1]]
self.points = points
def calculate(self, t):
x = (1 - t) ** 3 * self.points[0][0] + 3 * t * (1 - t) ** 2 * self.points[1][0] + 3 * t ** 2 * (1 - t) * self.points[2][0] + t ** 3 * self.points[3][0]
y = (1 - t) ** 3 * self.points[0][1] + 3 * t * (1 - t) ** 2 * self.points[1][1] + 3 * t ** 2 * (1 - t) * self.points[2][1] + t ** 3 * self.points[3][1]
return [x,y]
def calculate_x(self, t):
return self.calculate(t)[0]
green kelp
anyone that can help me with a few basics in pygame?
i just started using it but have run into some trouble
dm me if u can
fierce wraith
nice @foggy python
twilit shuttle
Lol, How do I make a Ubisoft-like game in Only 2 mins?
With as less codes as possible
I wanna make games but dont know anything
I mean I know the basics 
solar spire
Ubisoft-like game in only 2 minutes? there is only one way
- download ubisoft game
- select the .exe
- rename it
done! you've stolen created an ubisoft-like game in only 2 minutes!
the truth is, game dev is slow
and takes a lot of time
proper peak
make a program that shows a black fullscreen for a few seconds and crashes, compile to exe with pyinstaller
solar spire
if I had to rate making games versus making web apps, making games is actually slower
proper peak
it will mimic quite a few games, not just Ubisoft ones even.
solar spire
ooh, burn
fervent rose
If you were to create an ubisoft game, there are the important resources : https://stories.mlh.io/adding-payments-functionality-to-your-python-app-in-10-minutes-using-the-authorize-net-api-99f5e3e403ab https://youtu.be/6aQanCJZx04 https://testdriven.io/blog/django-stripe-tutorial/ [insert 50 similar links here]
dawn quiver
Does anyone know why in this code snippet, the x (and y) value is updated before the index is found?
trail escarp
@dawn quiver I found a stackoverflow which I followed in which I had to use some weird function in my script to import all my files then edit the .spec file to add my data and run it, and after that it finally worked for me. But then when I sent the file to my friend to download, it would not run for him on his pc and it gave the error that it could not load in the data.
potent ice
Cube inside cube inside cube... playing with arcade 2.4 beta (low level rendering api) https://github.com/pvcraven/arcade/blob/development/arcade/experimental/examples/3d_cube_with_cubes.py
proper tendon
Hi, I asked this in the main channel but figured you guys may know
I am doing some data processing which will eventually end up in UE4, But I need to preview the data in a 3D Viewer inside the notebook
Is there any library which can do that
Specifically, I need to visualize point clouds (from numpy arrays) and polygon data (from shapely.polygon objects)
potent ice
Point clouds are not that hard to make with moderngl if you look at some example : https://github.com/moderngl/moderngl
proper tendon
well, I need something which can quickly render in a notebook window, I dont need to create a sperate renderer
but thanks, Ill look into this later
potent ice
You can render headless and dump out a texture
proper tendon
do you know if there is a vulkan wrapper for python?
I want to try using the new shaders
mesh shaders
what in looking for is some kind of libary which instantiates a renderer inside the python notebook
so I can just send some lib.draw(polydata) and it passess it in as an object to the scene
and it has tools like navigation control, wireframe/shaded views etc
https://plotly.com/python/3d-mesh/ this is the only one I've found so far
potent ice
looks like webgl
proper tendon
yeah
pretty sure most of them use webgl/three.js
this one too
ideally, something which could create a vulkan window inline, lol kinda asking a lot there though
something which sets up and instantiates a vulkan preview window with some navigation controls
potent ice
vulkan window inline running in the brower client side?
proper tendon
in a jupyter notebook
I am doing datascience processing and I need to preview the datasets in 3d
actually, I need to write some mesh shaders, and preview the results in the notebook, because that's where I have the parameters which need to be sent to the shader/gpu
potent ice
Can just use gl 3.3 for that. Don't need vulkan
proper tendon
does gl3.3 have the new meshlet/mesh shader pipeline?
I dont know the status of the open source implementation
I know nvidia made it for dx12, and then there was a vulkan port
potent ice
Get a time machine and move to 2025 or something 🙂
I know this is a pretty cool start : https://github.com/vkjson/vkjson
potent ice
ctx.run([
{
'type': 'create_instance',
'id': 'instance',
'application': {
'application_name': 'Application',
'application_version': '1.0.0',
'engine_name': 'Engine',
'engine_version': '1.0.0',
'api_version': '1.0.0',
},
'layers': [
'VK_LAYER_KHRONOS_validation'
],
'extensions': [
'VK_EXT_debug_utils',
]
},
{
'type': 'select_instance',
'instance': 'instance',
}
])
oh
potent ice
dump in your setup as dict/json etc..
proper tendon
interesting
potent ice
Greatly simplifies the setup
proper tendon
I know this sounds lazy, but I really enjoy using notebooks, helps me work through my code a lot easier
for example, if I could just have a vulkan instance running and windowed in a notebook, and then send commands into it via notebook, such as draw commands/shader programs, that would be ideal
potent ice
Probably some ctypes wrapper out there if you really want to go that route. I think even python glfw are playing with som vulkan stuff now
It's hard enough to get people into gl 3.3 core, so vulkan is even more out of reach for most people 😄
proper tendon
what is GL3.3? Isn't that a pretty old version of OpenGL?
afaik they are focusing their efforts on vulkan for new features, right?
potent ice
3.3 core is still pretty powerful. It kind of matured around 2012
proper tendon
yeah, I am sure it's still pretty good for most things, unfortunately I need to use the new mesh shader pipeline
seems like they are available in OpenGL now
potent ice
Yup. they are more like compute shader
proper tendon
I saw the new UE5 demo is running on a PS5
it has "nanite" technology, which lets you load huge meshes into GPU memory and only render the triangles which are on screen
they didnt specifically say which graphics API it was using, but as its on PS5 it's not DX12, And think they need to use vulkan for lower-level hw integration
so yeha, I need to start using the vulkan pipeline for generating geometry on the GPU and then referencing that memory in the shader program
found this, which is a pretty simple mesh viewer, but it uses webGL and only lets you send triangles/points into a scene, wont let you write new shaders
potent ice
That's one of the nice things with vulkan I guess. In gl you often end up sending too many primitives to the assembly stage and things slow down. So much more control with vulkan
Easy to see in opengl when you cull 2d sprites with geo shader. Speed boost is significant.
proper tendon
yeah, it splits the mesh up into batches and does depth/occlusion testing early
potent ice
order independent transparency etc etc..
proper tendon
oh, one other question
do you know any libs which can generate meshes from arrays
I have some data like "shapefile polygon" I want to send it into a function and it returns an OBJ file
and I can do stuff like shell/extrude the face
I mean, I know blender has those mesh transformation functions written in C, But I dont think there is some way to use them in Python
proper tendon
yeah, I have data in the form of Shapely Polygon objects, So I should probably use TriMesh
potent ice
- trimesh is easy install...
proper tendon
it uses WebGL, Right?
``If called from inside a jupyter notebook, mesh.show() displays an in-line preview using three.js to display the mesh or scene. For more complete rendering (PBR, better lighting, shaders, better off-screen support, etc) pyrender is designed to interoperate with trimesh objects.
`` oh
potent ice
nice
proper tendon
yeah it was pretty easy to setup, but the notebook viewer isnt as functional as the standalone I guess
if I convert the notebook to a py file, it will launch the viewer via pyglet and more functions work
shadow ruin
@proper tendon u have any running project now
i want to join u to further improve my skill since it look like u working on colab , if im not wroing
proper tendon
sorry, this is work related
past jungle
Hello. I'm trying to make a small text based RPG played in the console window using Python and i need help figuring out how to handle an input not being given an acceptable response and jumping back to have the player give a new input, if that makes sense...
proper tendon
you probably want to make a switch/case statement
you would need to check if the input exists in the dict, if it does, get it and return it, if not, then return and error and take a new input\
b ={
'a' : 122,
'b' : 123,
'c' : 124,
'd' : 125
}
def getinput():
# take user input
inp = input('input a character : ')
print('The result for inp is : ', b.get(inp, -1))
def tryagain():
print('key doesnt exist! try again')
getinput()
getinput()
something like that?
past jungle
I'm not quite sure if i get it... I currently have the player choose 1 or 2 depending on where they wanted to go. So i'd make a dictionary, then check if the input matches a value in that, and if it doesn't then try again?
proper tendon
oh, that code doesnt work, sec
yeah, the general idea is you have a bunch of cases, and the it switches to whichever case you chose. if you chose an invalid case, it asks you to input again until you choose one which exists
past jungle
lemme see if i can't get it to do what i want...
proper tendon
you cal also use if, elif, else
if switchvar == value1:
...
elif switchvar==value2:
...
elif # as many more as you need
else: #default
...
apparently that is not very optimal though
its better to use switch, but python doesnt have switch, so you have to make one
idle mesa
im very very new to python and am currently struggling with a qns is anyone able to help me with it
dawn quiver
@proper tendon you can just use dicts for that
Where each key references a function, that way you can call them by key which is much more effective than running through an if elseif tree.
Or you design your tree as a search tree, but that makes your code look weird
The elseif tree I'm talking about
rocky heath
@stone hatch Ayo fam where that repo
stone hatch
@rocky heath workin on it fam trying to relearn some class stuff
rocky heath
All good, just let me know if I can help
stone hatch
will do