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  2. PyGame on Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/pygame

    There is no need to create all actors of the level manually: create only one actor, create spawner, set logic to spawn - thats all! Sound and effects remains, will be added next step. Level up your summer with the extended Pygame Community Summer Jam! 14 days to create, play, and rate awesome games.

  3. What’s the difference between pygame ce and pygame? : r/pygame -...

    www.reddit.com/r/pygame/comments/163xzge/whats_the_difference_between_pygame...

    Pygame-ce is better maintained and has more active developers. Various performance improvements and features like frects for float enabled rects and the fblits function for faster blitting. Overall, better speed, more features, and a dev community that is engaged. Basically ce is exactly the same as pygame but it has more features like frects ...

  4. What's the most 'elaborate' game made with pygame? : r/pygame -...

    www.reddit.com/r/pygame/comments/qb14aa/whats_the_most_elaborate_game_made...

    This subreddit has 13k members, which is much more than pyqt, pyglet, tkinter, and kivy combined. If you look at the github page, there are 37k users and nearly 200 contributors. New releases come out very frequently. Typing pygame on Youtube brings up endless videos. Google yields even more, and some high schools and colleges even teach Pygame.

  5. What are the biggest ever games made with Python and/or Pygame?

    www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/woihzm/what_are_the_biggest_ever_games_made...

    There are lists of games on itch.io that have been tagged as being made with Pygame, and the Pygame site has its own list of games as well. These lists seem to be "games that are made entirely in Python using Pygame". If you loosen your definition of "made with Python and/or Pygame" quite a bit, you start to see a LOT more

  6. How do I use pygame with Thonny? : r/pygame - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/pygame/comments/m1jah6/how_do_i_use_pygame_with_thonny

    I got pygame recently and I have made a cool game! Reply reply Top 4% Rank by size . More posts you may ...

  7. How would I add cooldown to a function in pygame... - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/pygame/comments/o6hlhz/how_would_i_add_cooldown_to_a_function...

    velocity += acceleration. if keys [pygame.K_SPACE]: velocity = -3. pygame.display.update () pygame.time.delay (10) main () (Also is there another way to show code because on other r/ pygame posts I see that they have a different box/format) 3. Add a Comment.

  8. What's the application difference between Pygame and Pygame ... -...

    www.reddit.com/r/pygame/comments/111u3xa/whats_the_application_difference...

    This isn't some random project we decided to stick the pygame name on, this is pygame. If you uninstall pygame and install pygame-ce, and import pygame, it will work exactly as pygame would. Because it is pygame. Considering it's a fork that was just announced, the difference is likely almost zero right now.

  9. Optimized Raycasting W/ Numba! : r/pygame - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/pygame/comments/wv7tnn/optimized_raycasting_w_numba

    Optimized Raycasting W/ Numba! you coded this with python. Yes and no. All of the code is written in python, but a subset of the code (array operations) are translated to machine code using numba. Converting the elementwise pixel operations to a more efficient language through numba drastically improves the performance of the program!

  10. Which IDE should I use to develop a game in Pygame?

    www.reddit.com/.../pkc4a6/which_ide_should_i_use_to_develop_a_game_in_pygame

    Use Thonny IDE. Jokes aside use the default python IDLE, you don't need anything else as a beginner. If you want something super light weight that Also allows for testing of code/methods within the python shell, try out wing IDE, there's a free version, super simple to set up and easy to start coding.

  11. Is pygame still worth learning? Are there better alternatives?

    www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/1khhp8/is_pygame_still_worth_learning...

    According to SO , out of the box pyglet is better at exploiting advanced HW acceleration for 3D work, while pygame is better at 2D work and on HW that's nowhere as advanced (smart phones, netbooks, etc, don't have shiny 3D HW accelerators). You can enhance both frameworks' speed with add-ons, though that does lose convenience.