pygamelib
A (not so) small python library for console (as in terminal) game development. It is developed as a framework to help learn development and python in an entertaining way. (by pygamelib)
pygame_examples
A repository for short pygame drafts, examples, tutorials and more! (by rbaltrusch)
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| GNU General Public License v3.0 only | MIT License |
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Cloth simulation with custom physics (source in comments)
Feel free to try out the project - as always the code is fully available here.
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Asynchronous event handling example
As always, the full source code for the mentioned event handling technique can be found here.
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Evolution simulation (explanation and source in comments)
As always, the code is open source and available here
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Played around with some light particles (source in comments)
A little while ago, I already wrote a little light source experiment (code here), and while that worked fairly well, I wanted something a little more sophisticated (both in looks and functions), so I decided to try out a simulated particle based approach. It turned out to look like a fairly standard particle effect, with some glow around the particle (plus collisions with the screen boundary), which is not completely what I wanted, but I am happy with it anyway (plus it ended up being fun to mess around with it, as I do here in the video).
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Made an in-game command console
The source code is available here. The console uses a standard argument parser from the python standard library module argparse. When a command is entered, the argument parser parses the results and pumps an event out to the event queue. Any functions with subscribed to this event then get called.
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Pygame music visualisation
This is just a short draft based on some particle system code. I might flesh it out a bit more by adding more live-performance elements, or may automate the performance bit by integrating it with some music-analysis code.
What are some alternatives?
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gamma - A simple ECS game engine for Python, built on Pygame, with an emphasis on ease of use.
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