But since such a game development project is on the horizon after all these years, I was wondering if PyGame can still be up for the task with Python 3.x? Or is there a better Python library available these days?
How do I make an entity move forward relative to the direction its facing? Hello, so the project I am working is non traditional to the standard pygame project as in that its not a game. I am making an environment and evolution simulation using pygame as my visualization tool.
Which IDE should I use to develop a game in Pygame? I want to develop a minigame in Python using the Pygame library. I have tried using PyCharm and Jupyter notebook, but both of these throw errors on execution. Does VS code work normally, or would I have to install extensions? As I am a beginner, i don't want to get into Python's CLI yet.
The pygame docs mention that some systems don't allow icon changes after the display has been set so you should try moving the #title and icon section above the #create the screen section. FYI - you seem to have duplicated import pygame, you don't need it after the set_caption line.
Advice for using Pygame for iOS games? Hi everyone, just joined this sub! I've got a bit of experience developing iOS games via Unity but my passion has always been to make one with Python - pure code. Any advice on how to make Python code work with Xcode on building iOS games? I'd rather not learn another language. I only know Python and React.
So I'm very new to this and I'm currently using python 3.7.7, pygame 1.9.6, and sublime text on Mac. I'm following a simple game tutorial, but the pygame window doesn't close without force quitting.
Checking Pygame Version Question: I'm very new to both Python and Pygame. I have Python 3.5.1 32-bits installed on Window and Pygame 1.9.2 Python 3.5 installed as well. But in case if i forget, is there a way to check the pygame version I have installed from either command line or Python IDLE. For Python, I use python -V
