Pygame in 90 Minutes - For Beginners

[@TechWithTim]

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[@Romirazer]

@@jiaqiwang3793 Those mp3's work fine for me though

[@uprola]

pygame.mixer works only with raw files, like WAV. For mp3 you should use pygame.muic

[@dimitriosdesmos4699]

thank you for this so much

[@py_tok5589]

It DID WORK, I think you forgot to place double brackets

[@py_tok5589]

this way works the sound for me, mp3 files are NOT CORRUPTED

[@Fr4nk4000]

I just wanna tell you how much this helped me. I started out knowing nothing about pygame and when you went along with the video i actually did a lot of the things you did later myself, starting to understand how this all works. Now i'm adding things like powerups and i'm having a blast. Can't wait to show this to my buddies when summer vacation ends and we can play this together. I never thought i could make ANYTHING like this

[@forzeferrari2668]

This attitude ^

[@blackbeast8571]

This💫

[@connie4587]

Just starting this now. I hope to have some sort of game finished by the end of the summer so my friends and I can play!

[@arcei5726]

16:25 fps implementation 17:44 creating and defining the spaceships 32:39 movement keys

[@RailwayPenguin]

@@producedbyosp i think KZbin automatically made those chapters

[@jaredcortes366]

@@RailwayPenguin i'm pretty sure they're made by the user

[@ashters4204]

@@RailwayPenguin all timestamps are made by the creator

[@secretr5024]

You are chad

[@MusicWizards]

I don't comment lot of videos, but this one was great. 1) There was not only code from a to z, but every step was explained. 2) Code that was made is obtainable for example. Thx DUDE! Two thumbs up!

[@TechWithTim]

Glad it helped!

[@agent-33]

You're a very good tutor, definitely an educator level. You explain what you write, the purpose and how a code or line of code is used. Readability is also important, the highlight effect, the zoom-in. Unlike most tutorial videos, they only say what they type which we (the viewers) are already looking at, or what is worse is they don't bother zooming in their codes, they are like texts from mini bible. Thank you so much.

[@u2b842]

Hey thanks, but why not just changing SPACEHEIGHT to a higher number ?

[@ldelamat1]

no he didnt help me

[@BallisticGamer101]

@@ldelamat1 Yep the first I watched this vid it was very confusing compared to other tutorials that I watched simply as I was a beginner but as I learnt more from other sources I came back to give this video a chance and it helped me a ton!

[@xjud3]

I love your tutorials Tim, and something funny i found in the video: Tim: 'im gonna write some code and go abit faster now, but we gonna go through it after' Tim: going exactly the same nice and calm speed and explaining everything as he goes xD

[@TitaniumTronic]

How tf this dude can code for almost 2 hours and not open stack overflow and like 30 tabs? Wizard. Wizard I say.

[@Wojtek_1777]

No he is the chosen one ALL HAIL TECH WITH TIM

[@theanonymoustechie]

Techfuckery

[@dlv5652]

Ha has the code on the side

[@talhaghauri8987]

​@@dlv5652 exactly😢😢

[@abhipatel4595]

ok

[@mariusmuller3886]

I think the reason why can go further down than the button at 48:25 is that you've rotated the spaceship. So now height is technically width and width is height. If you change the variables in the if-statement it should work fine.

[@little_hg]

this and you guys should also change your movement if statements to take into account if red/yellow.x/y ± SPEED goes over your border so the if statements look like this if keys[pygame.K_w]: if yellow.y - SPEED >= 0: yellow.y -= SPEED else: yellow.y = 0 if keys[pygame.K_a]: if yellow.x - SPEED >= 0: yellow.x -= SPEED else: yellow.x = 0 if keys[pygame.K_s]: if yellow.y + SPEED + yellow.height

[@shalevforfor5550]

The width and hight is not only x and y

[@pbprimeplay]

The perfect guide for pefecting the art of perfection in Pygame

[@sailajaraman7067]

And that's perfectly true

[@Kouka2005]

*PERFECTION*

[@naveen5126]

And I just found the perfect comment

[@g3itnal]

by the perfect person

[@mysterry2000]

I love how he perfectly teaches and follows programming conventions, so perfect

[@Lighthammer18]

Really nice that you kept the bugfixing in there because that's like 90% of the work. Showing how to fix code is almost as valuable as showing how to write new code.

[@pablolongobardi7240]

Im at minute 15 and I already love this! I am an experienced developer, andf I appreciate a lot the detail and the easy explanations

[@poisonfoxxy]

For your problem at 48:20 its actually a pretty easy fix the rectangles you drew for the spaceship to be blit in are rotated incorrect just change the height and width in the main Yours: red = pygame.Rect(100, 450, SPACESHIP_WIDTH, SPACESHIP_HEIGTH) Fixed: red = pygame.Rect(100, 450, SPACESHIP_HEIGHT, SPACESHIP_WIDTH) Change that for both and it should be fine :) This also fixes the greater distance to the middle border. But great tutorial!!!

[@muhammadgiffariakbarrizkyr380]

can you give the explanation about that fixes

[@muhammadgiffariakbarrizkyr380]

btw i'm bad at english, so i'm sorry if i type something wrong but hope you understand what i mean

[@siebedeerenberg8766]

Great tutorial! One small comment: When rotating the images, the height and width change as well. That is what caused the problems with border and that is why the bullets don't shoot out from the middle of the spaceship. And why the bullets start in front of the spaceship.(That's why Tim added + 15, which is the difference between height and weight, 55-40 = 15). To correct the border you can change yellow.height to yellow.width in the yellow_handle_movement. To correct the bullets, you can change yellow.width to yellow.height in the Main function at the bullet movement.(bullet = pygame.Rect(yellow.x + yellow.height, yellow.y + yellow.width//2 - 2, 10, 5))

[@siebedeerenberg8766]

or first rotate and then resize

[@vedanlkektokekto6872]

oh

[@thoserandomshredders]

As a beginner python coder: your tutorials help me so much. Keep making them!

[@ayze_khla1783]

From the 6 hours full python tutorial to here.... Thank u Tim~

[@themathforyou]

Are you talking about Mosh?

[@harikishan1881]

@@themathforyou ofcourse

[@tholver5895]

Thank you so much for the tutorial. I had a project in school where I had to pick a skill, learn it for a month, and make an end project and this video has made all the difference. I understood the parts of Python you were using, what they were doing, and how to modify them to fit my needs which is great. Very rarely do I find a tutorial that helps me learn rather than copy but I'm glad I found one today.

[@asolutezero1304]

He is a great explainer. The way that he explains concepts is so cool.

[@josecostarosa2526]

I've started learning python this week, coming for 2 months of learning C++, this has got me so excited,. I'm still a newbie programmer but these things just leave a person wanting more and more, it's very exciting and encouraging that someone starting with 0 programming skills can use these videos and other sources to learn and become a better progammer in my case as a great suplement for my ciber-security degree. Great video and all the best.

[@Johnsbrggnfndm]

Python is my first and only known language (not counting Scratch), I've been learning from high school classes, and making games has always seemed like an interesting idea!

[@toso1038]

@@Johnsbrggnfndm is good to start with JS its just the easiest language. Not that useful but you will undersand programming very well

[@ilkinismayilov1370]

i just started to learn pygame and you dropped this video.perfect timing

[@sagi5414]

I'm started learning pygame yesterday!

[@pawanarasu8089]

Same here started yesterday!!!

[@SuadoCowboy]

same for me

[@jameshopkins3541]

Me this month I need math for games

[@avarice4556]

@@jameshopkins3541 yikes math

[@placeholder8371]

Thanks for this video. Really appreciate it! Just a tip: When people click on your video, they know they're watching a video. Consider not telling your viewers they're watching another video on KZbin and tell people what they're going to see without explicitly telling them "we're going to go over."

[@bloocifer]

Im at 45:00 in your video, and granted i have taken everything very slowly and wrote special notes in my own code so i can come back and refer here, this is SOOO helpful. i was getting bored doing tutorials and this is making me have fun now. So far i have two working spaceships with the border in the middle and im sittin here so happy that i made it. Even if i was following ur code. Im gonna finish these and continue to do projects cuz im learning a lot of applications of the code as well as growing a little project base of my own that i can always come back to and refer to and look at my own notes about why the code is written the way it is, and its like my own little cheatsheet of code with applications that i KNOW work. Great vid! vscode makes this soooo much better too. i was still using IDLE before i switched to vsc lol

[@johannesperez9548]

I replaced the sound effects to wav format. Now works great. Thanks Tim for this awesome tutorial!

[@GL-ETC]

Thank you so much Tech With Tim, I am only 10 - though I've done some python before, and I can nearly completely understand everything!

[@axolotlinanutshell7629]

Im also 10

[@antonioa.jepkoko4588]

I'm not 10

[@nemi7916]

Im also not 10

[@intelchip_x86]

im also not 10

[@dylanchase1478]

I might be 10

[@sprinter5901]

37:36 you have no idea how much happy I was when I reached till this point. Even the simplest thing can make a person soo happy

[@benhardsim8629]

The way you always try to make the code a little bit more dynamic, really make this tutorial hundred times better. Thank you some much 😀

[@cyphersyndicate1]

TECH WITH TIM IS A GOD. I did a 3 hour tutorial about Pygame before that was worthless. Thank you for creating these types of great videos Tim!

[@artistpw]

This is a truly great tutorial! You could have just made little “pew, pew, pew” noises for the firing and “blam” for the collisions. That would have sounded cute!

[@nickg1828]

Thanks for the clear explanation on how pygame works. My final project for Python II is due in 2 weeks and you just saved my life.

[@mantawhitest1895]

This guy is severely underrated.

[@leagueofangels1866]

Hey Tim, I followed along with the tutorial and it works out great than I expected ❤!~ Thank you for this amazing video🌹

[@mythicshop1639]

I'm new to coding and was struggling after the basics, this really helped me to get an insight and i watched a bunch of tutorials and was almost on the verge of loosing hope. Most of the videos out there are hard to understand with the logic maybe because they don't know or they just posting it for the views. but your contents are really different and you know what you talking about, Teaching or programming you will reach great heights bro. Thanks again , Love your content. wish that you had more followers so you can earn profit and we can get some proper intel. Guys other than watching toxic tik tok suggestion Give a thumbs up here.

[@juststopcamping8428]

how u doing now

[@beez1th636]

Tim I got to tell you every time I look up something for coding your always there thanks for the help

[@data.artist]

Also find out is that it is best to move the if winner_text != "" section to after draw_window in the main(), this will allow the health to be properly displayed to 0, then the game will show who is the winner. Whereas original setup will declare the winner when the health is still showing 1. hopefully this helps anyone wanting to make the game even more polished.

[@Cabarnacus]

I second this one and I did the same.

[@donbedner6482]

A rare experience: Everything worked! Even the sound. I learned a lot. Thanks!

[@sharmakartikeya]

1:16:04 Just saving for now. Thanks Tim, super excited for 2D game-dev !!

[@codeklaudia9696]

You are awesome. I did a 1,5 year program in information technologies, and have been working in C# since the last year. Your explanation about CPU frequency and frames per second is awesome. I really enjoyed your video

[@nujranujranujra]

I can't even begin to describe how much grateful I'm for this video. Thanks a lot

[@ZeynepC3]

I am grateful that you are zooming in on the code part.

[@kathleen_lalala]

Thank you Tim for this AMAZING tutorial! This is the first time I am able to follow through a coding video because I am a beginner and it was hard finding a tutorial that explain codes and train of thoughts in this much detail. I felt much more confident in coding now with this tutorial and am very motivated to learn more! Thanks a lot really :)

[@abhaysrivastav5664]

You're the best python tutor in the world, Tim!!!!!!!!!!

[@hemaanthsivakumar2118]

Loved the tutorial! The three hours I spent carefully going over each piece of the tutorial and taking notes really paid off - finally made my first pygame powered python game 😀. Hope you keep making amazing videos 🔥🔥🔥 ❤

[@Yamas258]

Man i wish there was someone that explained JavaScript this detailed and clear with each step. You alone are making me reconsider learning python as my first

[@TechWithTim]

Wow, thanks!

[@TechWithTim]

I do have a javascript tutorial series FYI

[@Yamas258]

@@TechWithTim well thank you for taking the time ! ohh dohh!! well being it’s my first language, u think it’s better to start with python first? What would you do if u were brand new ?

[@Fr4nk4000]

For anyone who followed the tutorial and want to practice more of what you learned, here's some things you could do to make the game better. -Add a collision check to the bullets so if they collide, they destroy each other -Add poer ups that you can pick up and will increase the amount of bullets you can fire, increase bullet speed etc... -Add a healt system so you can get hit more times before you die -You could also add a healtbar if you're adding a healt system -You can also add different firing modes, like holding down a different key will shoot 2 bullets next to each other etc... -You could also add a border that slowly shrinks the space you can move around to prevent stalemates -You could add a score system That's just some ideas that came to mind and i'm implementing some of them already myself

[@sanjanam5833]

Do you have complete code ?

[@Fr4nk4000]

@@sanjanam5833 I do have the code for the game. I didn't follow it 100%. Theres not a devider in the middle and isntead of the space ship sprites i just use suqares. Also I didn't watch the entire tutorial i kinda finished it myself, but i works. Do you want the code?

[@sanjanam5833]

@@Fr4nk4000 yes please do send

[@CCC-qm6hf]

Thanks ,Tim. I love it .and .....You have rotated the spaceship by 90 degrees, so the values of the height and width of the spaceship should be swapped."

[@koppany3678]

The problem you had with the spaceship going off the border is because of mixing up height and width when you rotated the spaceship. Here is a correct version: def red_movement(keys_pressed, red): if keys_pressed[pygame.K_LEFT]: # if left key is pressed if (red.x - VEL - 5) < (WIDTH/2): pass else: red.x -= VEL if keys_pressed[pygame.K_RIGHT]: if (red.x + VEL + SPACESHIP_HEIGHT) > WIDTH: pass else: red.x += VEL if keys_pressed[pygame.K_DOWN]: if (red.y + 4 + SPACESHIP_WIDTH) > HEIGHT: pass else: red.y += VEL if keys_pressed[pygame.K_UP]: if (red.y - 4) < (HEIGHT -HEIGHT): pass else: red.y -= VELdef red_movement(keys_pressed, red): if keys_pressed[pygame.K_LEFT]: # if left key is pressed if (red.x - VEL - 5) < (WIDTH/2): pass else: red.x -= VEL if keys_pressed[pygame.K_RIGHT]: if (red.x + VEL + SPACESHIP_HEIGHT) > WIDTH: pass else: red.x += VEL if keys_pressed[pygame.K_DOWN]: if (red.y + 4 + SPACESHIP_WIDTH) > HEIGHT: pass else: red.y += VEL if keys_pressed[pygame.K_UP]: if (red.y - 4) < (HEIGHT -HEIGHT): pass else: red.y -= VEL

[@R0k47]

Tim, thank you so much. It took me a few hours to do this and to make it run perfectly but it was so fun to do it. Amazing tutorial, well explained and also the sound effects are awesome.

[@tdpencil2811]

Thank you so much. After I watch this, I hope I'll be able to create fun games for some kids in my neighborhood!

[@gvigary1]

I've done a bit of commercial Python (many years ago) but never used Pygame. I'm now trying to teach a friend's son how to program, and this tutorial was so clear and well structured that it'll make that job a lot easier. Great job!

[@tungarafrog2549]

Hi Tim, it is unlikely that you will see this but I just want to thank you for all of your Great tutorials. I would also like to ask if you could show a more advanced version of this tutorial or maybe how to make a platformer game with gravity and other stuff.

[@richardreif3407]

I'm the same I really like it. Thank you very much. :)

[@flaviomarcelo9044]

@Krishnansh Agarwal Identical Sublime Text Monokai theme

[@mrgasmask7584]

You know its actually not that hard to imploment gravity

[@dominicballinger6536]

Gravity should be simple, remember the example he used to show movement on screen before button presses? Do that, but down.

[@tungarafrog2549]

@@dominicballinger6536 thanks, I realize how to do that, what I was having trouble doing was making it so that the player can stand on solid blocks and collide with them from all directions.

[@hockeyandtacos5153]

Finally, a great tutorial for pygame, got this game working on my said in about 3 hours and it was so worth it!

[@jamesbessant9290]

11:58 That was my first ever pygame window so I think you'll find it was actually very exciting!!

[@nopens]

Hawkeye, my man!

[@dip8]

I enjoyed following this tutorial. Along the way i noticed some of your not syntax related mistakes which was cool, and i made my own sounds w sfxr. I love how simple and understandable are your explenations. Even tho the music didnt work i still this was great, thank you for posting this tutorial for free

[@sanuk9650]

Hey Tim, Could you please make tutorials on Data Structures & Algorithms with Python..🤞 It would be very helpful.. Hope you would make tutorials on DS soon..😊😊

[@ChristianFure]

I want this too

[@danielkursitis9031]

I agree, it would be very helpful

[@jasonkloesel5113]

Yep

[@ZyrusAlvez]

Me too

[@giddygiddybangbang9425]

Thank you so much! It was my first time learning pygame. I successfully launched the game!

[@SReaperz]

For anyone else wondering why the bottom part of the ship was going through the bottom of the window and how to fix that without manually adding pixels to it the problem is that he set the width and height of the spaceship as constants... then he rotated the image by 90 degrees which made the height be the width and the width be the height so just switch the values around for the rects and that should make it so you don't have to manually adjust for not going through the top and bottom, and bullets properly hit the ship

[@cc-to2jn]

you genius

[@johannesziaether3916]

Thank u ! It's a tip that may serve in other projects too.

[@demaxl732]

i also figured it

[@StrawcherryPie]

Thanks so much!

[@Polygonepictures]

I thaught of the same thing! Tricky one...

[@vmr_1997]

Hey man, just thought I'd let you know that I made sure to come back and watch your sponsor spot. Ppl bringing knowledge to the masses for free should always be rewarded IMO. Good shit!

[@ayaanp]

I was wanting to learn PyGame as I hadn't really done anything with it before, and this video just came out. You're actually amazing

[@brookspitching4073]

one of the most clear 90 minutes explanation.

[@deanjordan6053]

The fact that he kept going even when he spilled water on himself-

[@josephstalin2647]

yeah

[@umanglunia2194]

So nice seeing 2 of the greatest minds in the same comment :)

[@imanoob128]

@@umanglunia2194 lmao

[@diarrheagaming6215]

commie

[@vamsi8569]

@@diarrheagaming6215 its dripping on your username :P

[@bluejay432]

You just indirectly gave me a genius idea to handle window blits WAY more efficiently in my project THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@youmuq]

Thanks Tim for the great tutorial! The problem with sound likely is the file path. The filename has ‘+’, I removed that and works fine here.

[@noelatum8692]

I enjoyed every step of this tutorial. Thanks a lot. For the sound, I used (.wav) audio files instead of (.mp3) and it worked!

[@ParleysWoodedJourney]

You covered so much in just one video. Thank you.

[@laurablue7893]

I really appreciate the way you explain why things are the way they are!

[@Dracevui]

for anyone getting a 'pygame.error: video system not initialized' error - just import the 'sys' module and add the 'sys.exit()' function underneath the pygame.quit() function learned that trick from the flappy bird tutorial lmao

[@L0wPressure]

Thank you mate, and good day to you!

[@xenonguard]

Could not get 'sys.exit()' to work for me. However modifying the following at the end, worked: if running == True: main() else: pygame.quit()

[@saadadchoudhury7163]

Thank you!

[@xklepx]

'sys.exit()' worked for me -- thx mate!! now I can close it w/o an error after passing through auto-py-to-exe lol

[@Heavy_Lvy]

This is got to be one of the best Pygame tutorials ever

[@htune754]

this tutorial was fun. 10/10 +1, because it was the first tutorial that i was able to finish. nothing was out of date, any issues were due to my kindergarten leve knowledge of coding, kick ass job man.

[@Frosty-dq2jw]

Hey the problem with ships not moving good around the border (going under the screen and cant touch the border on the right) is because we made our hitboxes/collision before they were rotated , so collision boxes are placed horizontal and not vertical , all you have to do is switch the SPACESHIP_WIDTH and SPACESHIP_HEIGHT values but then switch them while scaling the picture (YELLOW_SPACESHIP and RED_SPACESHIP), anyway thank you for getting me into python programming @Tech With Tim !

[@pablolongobardi7240]

was gonna point this out! nice

[@MattiHolden]

Hi Tim, Thanks for the great tutorial, the code and the assets. I think the problem with the ships going off the bottom and being way of the border etc,. is because the images were rotated but the ship's rectangles weren't. I just switched the width and heights where red and yellow were created and it removed the need for the adjustments. I apologise if you were already aware of this by now 😁

[@chrismat3417]

thank you so much, you dont know how much this means to me, i tried so many videos but none of them actually explained what they where typing and i had a problem installing pygame but after your tutorial in the description, i got it downloaded. So thank you so much and keep it up:)

[@JayeshSarvaiya]

Thank you so much Tim, such a wonderful tutorial ! You really made it look all very easy, glad that I found your channel on KZbin ! 😀

[@jammincoder]

Your code is so beautifully written! I'm not skilled at reading other peoples' code, but yours is a rare exception.

[@jammincoder]

Not sure

[@9Kino3]

Instead of duplicating, you could use the same function to handle both red and yellow keypresses. Just use the player variable to decide which ship to move, less unnecessary code repetition

[@Flashxyz123]

hi Tim thank you for all of these tutorials you helped me a lot I am a 10 years old python programer who started coding at the age of 9 you helped me a lot thanks

[@tanmaygautam1348]

Hey Tim, We need a video on some hashing algorithms python btw I also need this video. Thanks Tim.

[@skyricq]

I've learned more in 30 minutes on this video than my high school teacher was able to get across in 6 months.

[@wernerw.1328]

In one of my last comments I wrote that I will follow you everywhere. I kept my promise, came here - and it is great again.

[@avarice4556]

Now it's my turn to follow you everywhere.

[@omarhammoud2383]

Sound effets worked fine! Great work, keep going, thank you!

[@Automation_Optimal_Control]

I will do this great tutorial as many times as possible until I can teach Pygame to others. As Tim said in another video, the best way to learn is to teach.

[@adam_varela]

dont normally give thumbs up before finishing the video but 10 minutes in and you sir have been very concise and informative so thanks, im sure the rest of the video is the same.

[@petersteenkamp]

One thing I'm worried about is when you finish a game round, you restart by calling the main() function from within the main() function. This means that the original call to the main() function never gets closed. Wouldn't this cause an increase in memory use after every game round? Given that this is a simple game, you'd probably need to play an insane number of rounds before your computer crashes with an "out of memory error" or similar, but if the game was much bigger, this may become a problem. How about not calling main() in line 177 and instead change line 180+ to: if __name__ == "__main__": while True: main()

[@mbenz3145]

Or use continue instead of break statement....

[@patlow]

@@mbenz3145 that wouldn't work, continue cannot be used

[@JackStreet-fv3xj]

This helped a lot and I think the reason why the ship went of screen 48:40 was because the ship had been rotated so the width and height were swapped so trying to add or subtract 55 instead of 40

[@rapdo7359]

This is pure gold! Thank you so much Tim, its really useful to learn new topics developing a project, even more so if you have such a great instructor like you. ❤

[@mateuszstasiak6861]

48:20 It is because in line 43 we put yellow.height instead of yellow.width. We rotated the spaceship image so now the vertical size is width and the horizontal size is height.

[@jiaqiwang3793]

Hey Tim, found the cause of your problem at 48:20 with the ship going outside the screen. Because you have rotated the image now the width and height have swapped thus your image does not match the rect anymore. Loved your video by the way!

[@Playboi_]

Have been fiding it really hard to get into programming, this was the perfect TUT to really get started.

[@dharun7196]

same

[@jiggilybuff5529]

great tutorial so far! But I'm having problems importing the images. I've tried many thing like moving the python file to the assets folder and getting rid of the 'Assests' and just trying 'spaceship_yellow'. My spelling is correct too. But every time i try to run the program its says, "FileNotFoundError: No such file or directory." plz help

[@mariuskunauskas1297]

Running into the same issue. Have you found the solution?

[@djwesleymarques]

The same issue here. Somebody?

[@charlotteblue981]

me too

[@sinjinblade]

Same here as well. I'm getting a Couldn't open Assets\spaceship_yellow.png

[@sinjinblade]

UPDATE: I had to change directory to specifically the PygameForBeginners-main directory. Apparently my editor was looking at the folder above that one.

[@mr.shroom4280]

Thanks so much for the tutorial it really helps, I've mastered C# and I'm moving on to python and wanting to master it, you've helped me on my journey to master python. Thankyou so much for your quality tutorials!

[@Melvinn27]

This was such a good tutorial. As a beginner to pygame this gave me so many things to play around with. Thank you!

[@pedroramires8928]

The thing that you explaining where to get stuff and how to download it and installing it is VERY HELPFUL !!!!!

[@Legend-rn5ee]

Hey Tim! I had a question. Which according to you is better: Pygame or Kivy?

[@kittenlord9901]

Pygame is not a very professional framework, so if you are just making something to play with your friends, pygame can meet most of your needs.

[@tanmaygautam1348]

Pygame is for making games and have fun. Kivy used for some serious application or i should say PTOJECTS.

[@DhananjaySingh-iy5jo]

Guys I think the amount of effort he is putting on this project he deserves more likes. So pls like his videos...

[@codingboy2254]

Is there a way for me to develop an "android game" using pygame . I mean does the library support touch inputs ?

[@addisumengistu4784]

There is a library called kivy try thaf

[@codingboy2254]

@@addisumengistu4784 but i wanna make a game not an app

[@codingboy2254]

@@addisumengistu4784 Thank u anyways

[@addisumengistu4784]

@@codingboy2254 ya u can make a game using that but y have to learn other library just google abt how to make a game in kivy

[@emackenzie]

@@codingboy2254 if you want it to run on Android it's going to be an "app" no matter what because it's just short for application. You can make games for Android with Kivy

[@jonathanferrer8623]

I absolutely love this tutorial!! I was able to get the sound working by changing the names

[@freshness_of_air7909]

i was genuinely shocked when i saw his face for the first time

[@speedrunme1943]

hey umm at 31:07 you define red and yellow in main, then site them in draw window WITHOUT referencing them, how did you get the values to skip over into yellow.x and yellow.y? I never saw you make them global, call them or anything.

[@GreatGameTerminator]

Why do his ships move so smoothly, yet on my pc the movement is really delayed and choppy?

[@ФилипРадојковић]

Probably cuz ur PC cannot run 60 fps

[@efekaanefe870]

In main function, you might have written "keys_pressed = pygame.key.get_pressed() yellow_handle_movement(keys_pressed, yellow) red_handle_movement(keys_pressed, red) handle_bullets(yellow_bullets, red_bullets, yellow, red) draw_window(red, yellow, red_bullets, yellow_bullets, red_health, yellow_healt)" these codes to the inside of the for-loop. They must be exactly inside of the while-loop.

[@XnonXte]

Very overwhelming at first but this is a very good guide on learning game dev with pygame, thank you so much!

[@saif0316]

This tutorial is so perfect.

[@mr.curious1714]

Tim, you are a great. after I think sitting for straight 4 hrs (21:30 - 01:30), I have made my first python game.