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 …
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.
My experience with Pygame : r/gamedev - Reddit
Mar 12, 2013 · My experience with Pygame Hello, My name is Nitesh and I have been learning and creating a game in Pygame for last 3 months. A couple of days back, I released my first game …
What are the biggest ever games made with Python and/or Pygame?
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 …
Which IDE should I use to develop a game in Pygame? - Reddit
Sep 8, 2021 · 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 …
What’s the difference between pygame ce and pygame? : r/pygame
Aug 28, 2023 · 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. …
how do i download pygame? : r/pygame - Reddit
Oct 5, 2022 · I did it with sudo apt-get install python3-pygame. Python3 was installed anyway because it is needed for some operating system tasks anyway (including part of dpkg which is used by apt-get). …
what is the best way to learn pygame from 0? : r/pygame - Reddit
May 21, 2023 · The best way to learn anything is to just go ahead and do it. For pygame, I would say just open your IDE and a youtube tutorial and follow it, it's a good enough start.
Is PyGame worth using? : r/pygame - Reddit
Jan 31, 2023 · Is PyGame worth using? Howdy! I'm just going to get to the point. Should I spend my time learning PyGame to make a game? I find that other languages might be easier long-term.
How to handle zooming? : r/pygame - Reddit
Pygame doesn't have that sort of functionality, so you'll have to apply the worldspace transformations yourself while rendering/blitting. Offsetting (position) is as simple as just adding or subtracting the …