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- 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
- 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?
- 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
- 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
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 Dungeon Fray, and I am pretty excited about it Here is my experience with Python and Pygame: Python is a fantastic language for beginners
- What are the biggest ever games made with Python and or Pygame? - Reddit
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 recognizable titles
- Is pygame a good place to start? Or is there something better?
Pygame or anything other libraries are going to make game development go quicker However, that comes at the expense of you learning a lot about what is going on in the process making a game Since you don't know what the library is doing under the hood, you'll be limited by the library's feature set
- Python pygame on an iPad : r pygame - Reddit
trueIs there any way to code python with pygame on an iPad? I’m not looking to make iOS apps, just wanted to program I’m in town for the holidays and unfortunately left my laptop at home All I have is my iPad so I’m hoping there’s a way I can still code while I’m here Thanks!!
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