🔒 How do i render another text in PyGame?

[long yew]

I'm a beginner in pygame and i dont know much about how text rendering works. I watched a few tutorials and i managed to render a line of text and when i try to render a new one, it just simply doesnt. Can anyone help?

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@long yew

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[long yew]

i suck at pygame

[shut salmon]

Hey there! well you see, you need to change position of second text (because you're rendering both in same position).

Also, even if you change the position of second one, it will not render, because when you call the function type once, it goes to a loop!

to prevent this, you could just seperate it into two functions.

[worn isle]

What are you expecting to happen? You tried to put the exact same text in the exact same location. ``screen.blit(label, (0, 0)shows that that function will always add the text to0,0`.

You could just pass in the location to the type function.

[long yew]

how?

[worn isle]

Also, don't call a function type. type is an important built-in name use to ask what type an object is and act as a class-like expression.

!e

print(type('hello'))

[crimson edge]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

<class 'str'>

[long yew]

alright

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