pygame

问题 I have code that draws a line from 2 points; One on the middle bottom of the screen, and the other to the mouse pointer. I am trying to constrain the point by not exceeding a length parameter that I set. Heres the code: import pygame import Resources as r import math as m pygame.init() class Segment(): def __init__(self, _screen, _id, _start_pos, _length): self.screen = _screen self.id = _id self.start_pos = _start_pos self.length = _length def update(self): if self.id == 1: mouse_pos =

问题 I've been trying to install Pygame for days now, and the only dependency missing is smpeg . I get the following output: brew install --HEAD smpeg ==> Installing dependencies for smpeg: gobject-introspection, gdk-pixbuf, ==> Installing smpeg dependency: gobject-introspection ==> Building source; bottle blocked by python requirement ==> Downloading http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/gobject-introspection/1.4 Already downloaded: /Library/Caches/Homebrew/gobject-introspection-1.40.0.tar.xz ==

问题 This question already has answers here : Pygame level/menu states (2 answers) Closed 11 months ago . I have a GAME OVER screen that is functioning when your health is depleted. This GAME OVER screen is executed with the show_go_screen. I tried to just duplicate the method for the show_go_screen into my show_winning() function for the other screen. I rigged this show winning function by setting your health back to normal when going back to the game. However once you have gone to the YOU WIN

问题 I'm working with Anaconda Python 3. I'm trying to install pyOpenGL, Vpython and pygame. Installing pyOpenGL and Vpython is fine using conda install . When I try to install Pygame, using conda install it shows: conda install -c https://conda.binstar.org/kne pygame #same for conda install pygame ... The following NEW packages will be INSTALLED: . . . The following packages will be REMOVED: backports.os-0.1.1-py37_0 importlib_metadata-0.8-py37_0 jeepney-0.4-py37_0 jupyterlab_server-0.2.0-py37_0

问题 Heys, I recently couldnt figure out how to blit lists onto my pygame screen using certain x and y values, allowing the text to blit say x += 20, moving every other string in my list over 20 units everytime it blits. I recently did some .format stuff with printing just in the console, is there a feature like this for screen.blit so I can use the same formatting in a pygame window? Included my code underneath. Thanks in advance :D import pygame NAMES = ['Deanerys T.', 'Jon S.', 'Gregor C.',

问题 Here is a short snippet from my code: import pygame class Player(): playlist= ["track1.mp3","track2.mp3",...] def __init__(self): pygame.init() pygame.mixer.music.load(self.playlist[0]) pygame.mixer.music.play() def playnext(self): self.playlist = self.playlist[1:] + [self.playlist[0]] pygame.mixer.music.load(self.playlist[0]) pygame.mixer.music.play() My problem is that I want to play the next track after the first finished, but without a while true loop. This class is not the only one in my

问题 so my program is meant to display buttons in rows, then wait for the user to click one, however what would happen is that the it would return to the main menu. I was unsure of how to make the program wait ( I tried time.sleep() and os.system("pause"), however both of these would just wait for a certain amount of time and then also return to the main menu - so I resorted to using a console input, just to see if the boxes were being correctly displayed. However now with the console input,

问题 I am attempting to shoot an arrow on mouse click, however in the direction of the mouse. I've accomplished the shooting part, however I am not able to have it shoot towards the mouse. I've listed my code below and I really appreciate all help! The portion of the code which is relevant to the arrow shooting is: for shot in daggers: index = 0 shotx = math.cos(shot[0])*35 shoty = math.sin(shot[0])*35 shot[1] += shotx shot[1] += shoty if shot[1] < -40 or shot[1] > 900 or shot[1] < -40 or shot[1]>

问题 I'm creating a simple pygame, and cannot find out how to make Moviepy preview clip in full screen. Using Moviepy for my opening cinematic. Here is my code: import moviepy import os from moviepy.editor import * import pygame pygame.display.set_caption('Game title') os.environ["SDL_VIDEO_CENTERED"] = "1" clip = VideoFileClip('qq.mp4') clip.preview() execfile("startGame.py") I'm not sure if this is the best practice in pygame to use for an opening full-screen cinematic... 回答1: I changed in

问题 I am currently working on an abstraction layer for pygame, and have come across a problem when trying to check collisions with the maps. I am able to load and display the map, as well as store rectangles which are collidable. When I print the list of rectangles, I see that everything is in place, but when I iterate over every rect and try to check collision with another rect, it always returns true even when the rects do not collide. Also, when I try to debug all the rects by drawing a red