🔒 Program breaks with no errors visible

[low bridge]

The program should be working yet it just freezes and there are 0 errors

[drifting acorn]

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@low bridge

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[white light]

i think there is a problem with the mainloop

try replacing that with : ```py
while running:

if menu:
    starter_menu.update(screen)

elif game:
    player.update(screen)
    tiles = map_builder.map_gen(map1, screen)

[low bridge]

ill try lemme check if it works

still black screen and program freezes

maybe python can't handle the amout of stuff going on?

[old blade]

you created an infinite loop without having a way to escape it

[old blade]

like what he said

but there are other infinite loops

[low bridge]

wait which ones?

[old blade]

def menu_working(self, surface):
        global menu
        while menu == True:
            surface.blit(self.background, (0,0))
            exit_button.update(surface)
            start_button.update(surface)
            settings_button.update(surface)

[low bridge]

I fixed it ty for pointing it out now I just need to make the play appear cause for some reason he is not on the screen

[old blade]

the reason why, just from a cusory glance, your player.update function isn't running either

[old blade]

but yeah, no problem

[low bridge]

ty again

he didn't appear because I put player.update() before the map_gen()

[drifting acorn]

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