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− | PyGame is a library you can import into python to create games with a graphical interface. | + | PyGame is a library you can import into python to create games with a graphical interface. General python support can be found on the '''[[Python]]''' page. |
− | ==Tutorials== | + | =Using Visual Studio= |
− | [ | + | [[Create a python project in Visual Studio]] |
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+ | [[Creating a virtual environment in Visual Studio]] | ||
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+ | ==Basic Skills== | ||
+ | [[Installing pygame]] | ||
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+ | [[Basic pygame template]] | ||
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+ | [[Drawing shapes]] | ||
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+ | [[Drawing text]] | ||
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+ | [[Keyboard input]] | ||
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+ | [[Mouse input]] | ||
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+ | [[Moving shapes]] | ||
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+ | [[Drawing images]] | ||
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+ | [[Using Sprites]] | ||
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+ | [[Using classes]] | ||
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+ | [[Collisions]] | ||
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+ | [[Using Game Time]] | ||
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+ | [[Sound & Music]] | ||
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+ | [[Playing Video]] | ||
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+ | ==More Advanced== | ||
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+ | [[Enum in PyGame]] | ||
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+ | [[Vectors in PyGame]] | ||
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+ | [[Drawing a Tiled Map]] | ||
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+ | [[Game Save with Shelve]] | ||
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+ | [[Lighting Effects]] | ||
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+ | ==GUI== | ||
+ | [[Creating A DIY Interface]] | ||
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+ | [[PGU Interface]] | ||
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+ | [[wxPython Interface]] | ||
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+ | [[pyglet Interface]] | ||
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+ | ==Full Tutorials== | ||
+ | [[Avoidance Game]] | ||
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+ | [[Breakout]] | ||
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+ | [[PyGame RPG]] | ||
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+ | [[PyGame Platform]] | ||
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+ | [[PyGame Tower]] |
Latest revision as of 07:24, 11 June 2019
PyGame is a library you can import into python to create games with a graphical interface. General python support can be found on the Python page.
Using Visual Studio
Create a python project in Visual Studio
Creating a virtual environment in Visual Studio