How to make particles in pygame in under 10 minutes!

[@CreamyBagel]

This is the best! I really learned a lot from this, thanks a bunch!

[@ScriptLineStudios]

No problem man. I am glad this tutorial was helpful 👍

[@david_ouro]

Incredible Kid have a bright future ahead

[@TooManyNulls]

This is avery good tutorial, its pretty simple. it helped me understand classes a bit more!

[@ScriptLineStudios]

Glad I was able to help! :)

[@vagdrak6575]

thank you for the awesome tutorial!liked and subbed

[@ScriptLineStudios]

Thanks man! Appreciate the sub :)

[@HabiburRahman-eq5tb]

brooooo! Never give up bro! You are great!

[@ScriptLineStudios]

Thank you so much! :)

[@joshuadavis7425]

Epic

[@TheCaptainMoo]

Very simple and easy to follow. Overall good video

[@ScriptLineStudios]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the feedback :)

[@sireye_0]

I was wondering how could I change it to a square class particle: def __init__(self,x,y): self.x = x self.y = y self.x_vel = random.randrange(-10,13)*1 self.y_vel = random.randrange(-10,-1)*1 self.lifetime = 0 def draw(self,window): self.lifetime += 1 if self.lifetime

[@ScriptLineStudios]

Instead of using pygame.draw.circle you should use pygame.draw.rect(window, (255, 255, 255),(self.x, self.y, 16,16)) the two 16s that come after the x and y represent the width and height of the square. I hope this helps :)

[@johnstarfire]

Nice, just remember that conventionally classes names are written in capital letters

[@ScriptLineStudios]

Thanks! I didn't actually know that :)

[@johnstarfire]

ScriptLine Studios the first letter

[@canecorso3538]

your google play games were created with python?

[@ScriptLineStudios]

No, they were created with unity, I believe there is a way to create android games with pygame but I haven't done any research on it

[@jaysanprogramming6818]

You earned a sub. You make minor mistakes but it is very interesting. I advise to use pygame.math.Vector2 for position and velocity.

[@johnbrowning1071]

I'm getting line 248, in main for particle_ in Particle(): TypeError: __init__() missing 2 required positional arguments: 'x' and 'y' help pls reply ☕

[@blueflamegaming7591]

maybe try for particle_ in particles: instead of calling the class i'm still a beginner so im not sure

[@pyco374]

I know this was posted 3 months ago. The reason you are getting an error is you are trying to index the particle class instead of the list containing the rest of your particles

[@mihailogostiljac2198]

Pygames particle system

[@ScriptLineStudios]

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