Pygame Tutorial: Shaders

[@tonin8499]

I'm so glad this got recommended to me ! I was looking for an easy solution to implement shaders to pygame, and it seems you made it possible ! Thank you so mich, can't wait to test it !

[@ScriptLineStudios]

Glad I could help! Please note: I have just pushed an update to the project fixing a pretty bad bug. The latest version should now be 1.0.9

[@tonin8499]

@@ScriptLineStudios thank you so much ! I have tried using the library, and it works really well ! Unfortunately, it seems that it does not support multiple textures per shader pass ? Unless I'm wrong, I'm looking forward to seeing that implemented. Are there any in-depth tutorials to come ? Thanks again :)

[@pigeoneqwq892]

Nice tutorial on shaders in pygame, helped alot for my sba. Subbed.

[@StanTxc]

I know that you probably dropped the "top down shooter" project, but if you have the time I would love to see the same one continued or an entirely new one since I'm fairly new to python and I want to make a top down shooter game. Keep up the good work 👏

[@MACHINEBUILDER]

Any idea how I'd do the following?... I'm trying to figure out how to get a kind of bloom system working. I have one surface (same size as display) with the lights blitted (so basically just black with some white shapes), & I'm trying to first blur the light surface with a gaussian blur shader (which I have down), but I don't know how to only apply the shader to that surface without it being the full display. Any help is appreciated!

[@alexee4546]

Nice. but one question what os are you using

[@anubhavmondal840]

same question

[@m0time]

talk about maturity damn. keep up the work

[@Okfo693]

Nice! A question though, do you need nvidia cards or is it compatible with any GPU?

[@themathforyou]

any dude :)

[@NachoKsp]

Amazing explanation, thanks!

[@ZgavY]

Sadly, I can't use shaders since I'm using pygame's _sdl2 submodule for graphics :(

[@BaalaPranithEC]

mam, how did you intstall and setup glsl in vscode?

[@qock1106]

holy almost didnt recognise you haha puberty is crazy

[@Extner4]

Wow this is amazing!

[@ScriptLineStudios]

thanks!

[@brianstanky]

Part 3 of the gun game?

[@deumnoctis]

I get an Error :'Shader' object has no attribute 'screen_texture' can someone please help Edit: fixed i forgot the target_texture

[@abfelbaum01]

how did you fix it? i copied the exact samt code shown in the video

[@nextrixvfx]

raymarching?

[@justin7oo994]

post processing in pygame lol ???

[@tristandombroski9677]

Nice.

[@oZink-]

DO INVENTORY TUTORIAL PLS

[@themathforyou]

Make a sprite for inventory, load it, keep an inventory list or dict, and for each item, render it onto the inventory using a loop.

[@Boutricks]

Oh my are you the same person?

[@ScriptLineStudios]

yes :D

[@AleksRes]

Where is top down shooter #3 tutorial? =|

[@sm_stormzy1075]

Your voiceeee

[@AheadDev]

I can tell ur voice broke lol

[@ScriptLineStudios]

haha yeah it did :D

[@AheadDev]

@ScriptLineStudios bro I need ur advice. I'm 12 years old, (around your age when you started Game Development). So I'm wondering if I should use PyGame, PyOpenGL, or Game Maker for my indie game. I know Python, Java, HTML, and Javascript. I'm not very good on the art side of things but I really enjoy programming. Do u have any suggestions on what framework, engine or library I should use?

[@itsmenatika]

​@@AheadDevdo what you can the best. It doesnt matter in basics, but i think pygame would be the easiest, JavaScript would guarantee you going to all of users and others i will leave you to read about