- Is PyGame still alive? : r Python - Reddit
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?
- Pygame Pros Cons : r gamedev - Reddit
Pygame is the right tool if Python is the language you know best Picking an engine toolkit for hobby or small-scale games is about choosing the tools that you're good with It will make your development process faster, smoother, and more fun if you're in your comfort zone
- Which IDE should I use to develop a game in Pygame? - Reddit
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
- r pygame on Reddit: How to host python game on website
Basically you can, recently a package that has also been added to pygame pygame-web allows you to create all the necessary assets to be able to run a pygame game in a browser
- Pygame fullscreen issue : r pygame - Reddit
Pygame fullscreen issue Hi, I have this issue with pygame's fullscreen feature (im using 2 0 1 on windows and ubuntu) On windows : set_mode() with pygame FULLSCREEN pygame display toggle_fullscreen() Work great, but on Ubuntu 20 04, it doesn't FULLSCREEN just shows a black screen and crashes when I exit fullscreen and toggle_fullscreen () does
- Advice for using Pygame for iOS games? : r pygame - Reddit
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
- PyGame on Reddit
Monthly r PyGame Showcase - Show us your current project (s)! Please use this thread to showcase your current project (s) using the PyGame library
- mouseclick on a surface (or rect) : r pygame - Reddit
Hi there! You need to define a Rect first, which will look like this button = pygame Rect (pos_x, pos_x, sizex, sizey) And then you can use button collidepoint (pos) Pygame rect will draw a rect on the screen, if you want to see it use pygame draw rect (screen, (255, 0, 0), button, 6) Edit: about using buttondown or up, is better buttonup, here's why Let's say you have a button start game
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