How to program Python Pictures with Pygame

[@b4ux1t3-tech]

I've been using Python and Pygame for a while, but I love your videos so I figured I'd give it a watch. Little did I know I would pause the video at 2:32 to go and look at pictures on the Art Project. I had no idea it existed. Thank you so much!

[@GeekGurlDiaries]

I know Google Art Ptoject is really cool right?

[@b4ux1t3-tech]

It so is! It makes me wish I had an Oculus Rift so i could do it with VR.

[@GeekGurlDiaries]

Good shout. That would be awesome.

[@JugheadJones03]

As someone who struggled with one class of programming in college I applaud your logic skills! I never could figure out for loops!

[@Dojan5]

Your videos always make me happy! Thank you for making them.

[@romanatorx3949]

Thanks for the video. I had some initial issues with installing pygame on my linux, but got some help online.

[@sulzer47]

Yep i spent far too much time programming sprites in Commodore and Sinclair BASIC, lots of POKE and PEEK!!

[@hyemynameis]

Great tutorial!

[@Ultracrepidarian]

this is amazing.

[@Jerry32051]

Love ur video!

[@georget6765]

how did you work out the correct screen size for the pixels? Is there a method?

[@GeekGurlDiaries]

+George T (AirixTV) I normally use wikipedia :)

[@georget6765]

Thank you. Most people don't reply to comments but you always help thanks.

[@yumri4]

+Geek Gurl Diaries for everything else there is this www.pygame.org/docs/ the api documentation online to tell you what code does what or just remember from before but a api manuel helps a lot more

[@clairewilliams4434]

Love your style Carrie! I wasn't able to find your business email and would love to talk to you about some integration opportunities. I left you an inbox message with more information, please feel free to reach out to me at anytime! - Jessika

[@HITASCL]

you are sooooooo sweet. thanks for the videos

[@EduardoGrando]

Great episode! I also use pygame. Check out my project of Space Invaders: space invaders

[@farhad198]

+1