Python snake game 🐍

python snake game code tutorial example explained
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# ************************************** # Python Snake # ************************************** from tkinter import * import random GAME_WIDTH = 700 GAME_HEIGHT = 700 SPEED = 50 SPACE_SIZE = 50 BODY_PARTS = 3 SNAKE_COLOR = "#00FF00" FOOD_COLOR = "#FF0000" BACKGROUND_COLOR = "#000000" class Snake: def __init__(self): self.body_size = BODY_PARTS self.coordinates = [] self.squares = [] for i in range(0, BODY_PARTS): self.coordinates.append([0, 0]) for x, y in self.coordinates: square = canvas.create_rectangle(x, y, x + SPACE_SIZE, y + SPACE_SIZE, fill=SNAKE_COLOR, tag="snake") self.squares.append(square) class Food: def __init__(self): x = random.randint(0, (GAME_WIDTH / SPACE_SIZE)-1) * SPACE_SIZE y = random.randint(0, (GAME_HEIGHT / SPACE_SIZE) - 1) * SPACE_SIZE self.coordinates = [x, y] canvas.create_oval(x, y, x + SPACE_SIZE, y + SPACE_SIZE, fill=FOOD_COLOR, tag="food") def next_turn(snake, food): x, y = snake.coordinates[0] if direction == "up": y -= SPACE_SIZE elif direction == "down": y += SPACE_SIZE elif direction == "left": x -= SPACE_SIZE elif direction == "right": x += SPACE_SIZE snake.coordinates.insert(0, (x, y)) square = canvas.create_rectangle(x, y, x + SPACE_SIZE, y + SPACE_SIZE, fill=SNAKE_COLOR) snake.squares.insert(0, square) if x == food.coordinates[0] and y == food.coordinates[1]: global score score += 1 label.config(text="Score:{}".format(score)) canvas.delete("food") food = Food() else: del snake.coordinates[-1] canvas.delete(snake.squares[-1]) del snake.squares[-1] if check_collisions(snake): game_over() else: window.after(SPEED, next_turn, snake, food) def change_direction(new_direction): global direction if new_direction == 'left': if direction != 'right': direction = new_direction elif new_direction == 'right': if direction != 'left': direction = new_direction elif new_direction == 'up': if direction != 'down': direction = new_direction elif new_direction == 'down': if direction != 'up': direction = new_direction def check_collisions(snake): x, y = snake.coordinates[0] if x < 0 or x >= GAME_WIDTH: return True elif y < 0 or y >= GAME_HEIGHT: return True for body_part in snake.coordinates[1:]: if x == body_part[0] and y == body_part[1]: return True return False def game_over(): canvas.delete(ALL) canvas.create_text(canvas.winfo_width()/2, canvas.winfo_height()/2, font=('consolas',70), text="GAME OVER", fill="red", tag="gameover") window = Tk() window.title("Snake game") window.resizable(False, False) score = 0 direction = 'down' label = Label(window, text="Score:{}".format(score), font=('consolas', 40)) label.pack() canvas = Canvas(window, bg=BACKGROUND_COLOR, height=GAME_HEIGHT, width=GAME_WIDTH) canvas.pack() window.update() window_width = window.winfo_width() window_height = window.winfo_height() screen_width = window.winfo_screenwidth() screen_height = window.winfo_screenheight() x = int((screen_width/2) - (window_width/2)) y = int((screen_height/2) - (window_height/2)) window.geometry(f"{window_width}x{window_height}+{x}+{y}") window.bind('', lambda event: change_direction('left')) window.bind('', lambda event: change_direction('right')) window.bind('', lambda event: change_direction('up')) window.bind('', lambda event: change_direction('down')) snake = Snake() food = Food() next_turn(snake, food) window.mainloop()

[@koolaidlover2382]

Dude! You are a life saver!

[@piyushsinghal9518]

sup

[@ayssarrrr]

Thanks bro

[@aryanpandey1959]

Sir is code ko copy kar sakte h?

[@musicalzone123]

how can I pack all code so I can use it with other modules too..

[@dan1locksk]

If you want to make a restart buton not to rerun the code each time, here is how you can make it: create a restart function: def restart_game(): global snake, food, score, direction # Reset game variables to initial values canvas.delete(ALL) snake = Snake() food = Food() score = 0 direction = 'down' label.config(text="Score:{}".format(score)) next_turn(snake, food) and add a restart button to the window: restart_button = Button(window, text="Restart", command=restart_game, font=('consolas', 20)) restart_button.place(x=0, y=0) BTW, Thanks @Bro Code, watched you 12 hour tuturial, really usefull, making progress already

[@goku5366]

been looking for this, thanks

[@eklavya22k34]

class Food: def __init__(self): while True: x = random.randint(0, (GAME_WIDTH / SPACE_SIZE) - 1) * SPACE_SIZE y = random.randint(0, (GAME_HEIGHT / SPACE_SIZE) - 1) * SPACE_SIZE # Check if the new food coordinates overlap with the snake if (x, y) not in snake.coordinates: break self.coordinates = [x, y] canvas.create_oval(x, y, x + SPACE_SIZE, y + SPACE_SIZE, fill=FOOD_COLOR, tag="food") ******* code, so that food is within win size and not overlap.

[@qoutesofficial.]

how is it going so far? are you making any progress?

[@dungvuong7201]

@@eklavya22k34 I also encountered the same situation. But I coded according to yours and got an error

[@farissofea8307]

Im geting positional arguments follow keyword arguments. Why is that and how to fix it?

[@lolski-sr4yy]

Seems like I found a very minor flaw within the x/y part of the class Food: section. I don't know if its just idle being idle and is not working properly for reasons beyond me or just a new update thing, but x = random.randint(0, (GAME_WIDTH / SPACE_SIZE)-1) * SPACE_SIZE and y = random.randint(0, (GAME_HEIGHT / SPACE_SIZE)-1) * SPACE_SIZE doesn't seem to function and will cause a "TypeError: 'float' object cannot be interpreted as an integer" unless you replace the / in the code with a // ie: x = random.randint(0, (GAME_WIDTH / SPACE_SIZE)-1 bad, no good. x = random.randint(0, (GAME_WIDTH // SPACE_SIZE)-1 good, python likey. This isn't meant to discredit your code btw @BroCodez, just giving a heads up for anyone experiencing the same troubles I'm currently facing. edit: forgot to replace the // with a / on all of the bad codes lel

[@ilhamulhaque5554]

THANK YOU SO MUCH DUDE I WAS HAVING THE SAME PROBLEM ITS FIXED NOW

[@cindrella4252]

THANKS A LOTT BROOO!!! I WAS LITERALLY STRUGGLING SINCE YESTERDAY!!

[@chasengonzales85]

Ran through this whole video several times. Opened up Pycharm and ran with it. It was super easy to follow, and I now have a new game to play with.

[@dheerajshetty3399]

past the full code in chat box fr me

[@lucasshortss_]

I love your videos. so easy to understand why a certain line of code is written thanks to how you've explain it and easy to follow. thanks man

[@kaikai5356]

Your tutorials are very understandable.Ive been binging on your full 12 hour python course and im about to finish it.Thank u

[@BEATSBYDNVN]

Ik this is from a year ago but did you end up finishing it? Where are you now with your skills

[@SaathwikKolla-ij6bz]

hey

[@moukaloka9543]

bro you are the TUTORIAL MASTER !!!

[@stivenkasa8080]

Please help how to get the white game table on the game tkinter

[@shaliniminz2743]

Output is stop only for 1second what to do

[@Short.Vs_code]

​@@shaliniminz2743 same with me

[@eklavya22k34]

Thanks u v much, run my first GUI based game, loved it. Ur knowledge of subj is v good, u teach as evth is a piece of cake. Additionaly, ur voice is like a robot, consistent and soothing to hear. Ur videos are begginer friendly, i will finish as many i can. Thanks for sharing ur knowledge with us and making us better coder. Stay safe. Keep progressing in right direction.

[@unintentionaltime]

Either I'm finally starting to understand python, or you are just a very good teacher.

[@sarangm3152]

He is a good teacher

[@H3XED_OwO]

probably both

[@luthersonline]

Thank you for this amazing series! Getting myself started in learning programming :)

[@stivenkasa8080]

Please help how to get the white game table on the game tkinter

[@MrCoolerMan1]

@@stivenkasa8080 bg='white' or BACKGROUND_COLOR='white'

[@Gunsi-kb2xq]

Great Tutorial.. I will implement the following by myself > Highscore System and "Food spawn in Body check". Also, there is a problem with the code. Windows Geometry expects inters and as the code is, there will be a problem if dividing by SPACEequals to 0.5... what I did in the end was just add the int to x and y. If you x = int((screen_width / 2) - (window_width / 2)) y = int((screen_height / 2) - (window_height / 2)) window.geometry(f"{window_width}x{window_height}+{x}+{y}")

[@galxylincoln]

hey did you figure out how to implement the high score system? because i can't figure it out.

[@urnbabou]

BRO THANKS, YOU SAVED ME SO MUCH TIME

[@fasena71]

I think that you have to write False twice because it means window width and height , two values . Very good tutorial

[@Balkac]

Well spent 30 minutes of Saturday morning! :) Great job, I would like to code this error-less way too ;)

[@smurflover3537]

for collosion detection you could just turn the squares list into a set and check if its smaller than the original list

[@Satoshiisnaruto]

Thanks for taking the time to put all this on the internet for all of us to look at free. Very awesome

[@hamza582]

Thank you, sir, Good project with a good explanation.

[@mdjackhan]

hey bro thanks for the tutorial it really helped me. This was my first gaming project I have done and I'm really satisfied. Python snake game 🐍..... (I subscribed :) )

[@claudiofavoreto3126]

Great job! One day I'll be programming like you! =] Thanks for sharing this programming lesson. One more subscriber.

[@vadzimfiadotsyeu2967]

Thanks for the lesson! It was harder to fully understand than the previous projects, but the result is much more enjoyable:) And there is a lot of space to customize the game and to practice the previous topics - adding customization buttons (colours, space size etc), various speed tweaks etc. For example, here I added the auto-incrementing of the snake speed: if x == food.coordinates[0] and y == food.coordinates[1]: global score global speed score += 1 if speed > 60: speed -= 1 score_label.config(text='Score: {}'.format(score)) canvas.delete('food') food = Food() A small note - there is a "suicide" issue (when the direction is changed too fast, i.e. snake is moving down and if you click left and then instantly up (without allowing the snake to move left), the snake will eat itself. To fix this, I changed the key bindings to set a variable instead of calling a function: new_direction = StringVar(window) new_direction.set('down') window.bind("", lambda x:new_direction.set('up')) window.bind("", lambda x:new_direction.set('left')) window.bind("", lambda x:new_direction.set('down')) window.bind("", lambda x:new_direction.set('right')) window.bind("", lambda x:new_direction.set('up')) window.bind("", lambda x:new_direction.set('left')) window.bind("", lambda x:new_direction.set('down')) window.bind("", lambda x:new_direction.set('right')) After that, I added a check to the main function to see if a new direction is different from the current direction: global direction global new_direction # Change the direction of the snake if new_direction.get() == 'up' and direction != 'down': direction = 'up' if new_direction.get() == 'down' and direction != 'up': direction = 'down' if new_direction.get() == 'left' and direction != 'right': direction = 'left' if new_direction.get() == 'right' and direction != 'left': direction = 'right' This check is performed before everything, and this allows to change the snake direction only once per main function tick

[@googlegoogle1610]

what if I would like to make the food will not land on the body of the snake (every block after the head of the snake)??

[@sroouchiam]

hi may i know how to solve the "NameError : name 'speed' is not defined? I'm trying to increase the speed but it shows this statement

[@noxzy1087]

hey, can you tell us more about other improvements you did to the code ?

[@ahsanzizan]

@@sroouchiam check your variable name(ikr 6 months late)

[@mfburrito]

if i wanted to put a restart button when there's the "GAME OVER" text , how do you recommend i do it?

[@JDgiggles]

Thank you for this. I'm really excited to learn and develop my coding skills

[@legendrich088]

These codes are really understandble, i did same thing with you while getting what you're saying

[@kyablonska95]

thanks a lot for sharing it! you are helping to make learning python more fun and enjoyable :)

[@prernasharma2048]

Thank you so much, this really helps. Now my teacher would be really happy watching this . we made indicator before a s our FOAE project now this really looks cool!!😁

[@marcusworrell7175]

Very cool and instructional. Thanks Bro!!

[@shiv6574]

i am so happy i have searches the whole for a tutorial to make a game using python

[@arjun20822]

Thanks man i appriciate you efforts 👍👍it amazing tutrorial it helped me a lottt .... I expect more tutorials😊😊

[@xxdrippyboi6442]

Bro u are tutorial master!!! U gave me ideas to make my final project for my python class !!!!!

[@rodydinha3396]

you are amaaaaaaazing !!! i hope you make a series about kivy library and the other important libraries

[@mdshishir6080]

Completely done!!!!!!! Thank you Sir

[@prakharposwal9]

you are a really good teacher

[@rough6448]

i've made this game by this video! thank you from japan!

[@nuonduch585]

Hey bro 19/11/21 I finish your python tutorial beginning .Thanks Thanks you so much

[@IGNITED-ofcl]

it is showing me a problem : Expected indented block Pylance [Ln 95, Col 1] in the check collisions but i have followed everything nicely as you explained in the video

[@joniole7714]

nice simple game tutorial Bro.. Thank you so much for this tutorial..

[@JudeMarryshow]

Superb tutorial. Next time, can you show a pixel graph for reference. I was trying to understand the calculations for how the window is centered for a while. I eventually saw that the pixel graph is drastically different from the Cartesian graph (the graphs we use in high school and college).

[@davidbandini3484]

Thank you so much for the lesson, very easy to follow for a super beginner like me!! I have a question if in the "Background" I want to put a picture of a snake, for example, how can do it?

[@bepositive271]

I can tell you the solution but do you want it now

[@grumpycat2373]

This was really helpful, Thank you!

[@NetSkillNavigator]

Superb tuts!

[@zik0v]

Thanks for the tutorial! Can someone help on how to disable food from spawning in the snake body? As the snake gets longer it gets more common.

[@user-sc4mn9su7o]

Nice!👍 A quick and easy snek game.

[@megabits6976]

At 5:50 why did we add window.update() line after packing label and canvas, is it nesscessary? And why don't we create the label and canvas after setting the window size and position to be at the center?

[@jhassee]

great course for beginners

[@smaransure2234]

Imagine how much better it would be if javascript was able to be added to it

[@quequeixo]

Nice game maker tutorial bro, i did it on live stream, it was awesome

[@karma972]

thanks for the step by step tutorial

[@juzosuzuya9297]

that's a great tutorial and the 1st snake I do for the first time for me

[@manhnguyenminh9730]

Thank you so much

[@guybar8128]

The code does not check the position of the food so it can spawn on top of the snake. Other than that, great video.

[@viktoraxa8963]

also if you press two non opposite arrow keys rapidly the snake will do a 180 degree turn resulting in game over

[@redcurated4302]

Followed along. Got so lost. Classes and functions are still kind of new for me, I did end up finishing the project tho.

[@claudiocamargogimenezjunio7531]

Excellent tutorial!

[@juankorsia7909]

Amazing! I apreciate your time...

[@niklas2640]

My snake don't move right every other direction works but if i press right the snake reduces itself to 1 square but after that i can press up/ down and the snake move in the pressed direction

[@user-es2xt4ep7p]

Your tutorials are amazing. i fell like a pro while just watching your videos. but i would like to know how to transform those codes into an executable file.

[@whypeople4719]

Bro you are the best, I tried to master python for a long time and only you could help me with this

[@prakashgond9388]

Thank you so much Sir ...!!! Love from Bharat...!!!

[@HoisinDuckWrap]

Is there anyway to make a main menu in tkinter? I want to make this game but with a main menu, not sure if its possible or if i should just use pygame

[@jdtrrs8186]

very good video!!! It took me about 2 hours, but I eventually got it right 😅Greetings from Mexico!

[@riyadsheikh495]

How many days are you learning python language

[@oximas-oe9vf]

question: which is better for simple projects and games , Tkinter, pygame or something else? and what are the pros and cons of each(Tkinter vs Pygame)? Note: I havn't learned about pygame yet

[@PreslavKolev]

Pygame uses sdl2 which is written in c++. This makes it more performant but you still lose about 60% of the c++ performance. Thinker on the other hand is a gui library and is not made for games

[@oximas-oe9vf]

@@PreslavKolev thanks for the information

[@peaceangell]

I love ur videos.Keep it up

[@whypeople4719]

Бро, ты лучший, долго пытался освоить питон и только ты смог мне в этом помочь

[@muffinhead3115]

this video is very helpful! but I kinda got stuck on the 'label' part... when I typed : label =label(window, text="Score:{}".format(score), font=('consolas', 40)) it says: name 'label' is not defined. Did you mean: 'Label'? what do I need to do to fix it?

[@sarv4265]

try this: label = Label(window, text="Score:{}".format(score), font=('consolas', 40))

[@toonytoy]

Amazing tutorial 👍

[@what8367]

Do we need to download the file game before starting programming? I mean the file contains some image folders, sound folders,...stuff like that ;-;

[@gamelifer234]

Great concise video. My food wasn't appearing in proper coordinates. Took me ages to check line by line lol

[@supermoneyd1081]

howd u you solve this? i have the same error too I think, of the food being seen as a float (maybe u had the same problem??)

[@fr3sh636]

@@supermoneyd1081 did u solve it? ive got the same problem

[@solomonezra1253]

You lessons are very intuitive and ❤’em.. Please can you help me out to create a play again or restart button… I have been trying it for more than three days now but it’s not functioning 😮😮😢.

[@nunocgas9206]

Great tutorial!

[@stivenkasa8080]

Please help how to get the white game table on the game tkinter

[@fromthehub1620]

I thought I was literally copying the video as it went but now I get to debug tomorrow as a learning experience

[@googlegoogle1610]

what if I would like to make the food will not land on the body of the snake (every block after the head of the snake)??

[@juanandresmatallana1682]

Do you have some recomended books for learning Python???

[@BroCodez]

anything by O'Reilly

[@speex1636]

thanks, very good video

[@kingofdoom6955]

VERY AWESOME!!!

[@fabulachimeric1651]

I'm asking for help cuz I don't know much of python, but how can I make the code work? it keeps saying that a "float" cannot be used as an "int", and then proceed to show me wich lines aren't working (those being line 159, 33, 336 and 312). I know on paper what this means but I don't know how to correct the error. How?

[@miuwai6211]

Thank you Bro. I love this game :)

[@stivenkasa8080]

Please help how to get the white game table on the game tkinter

[@CristianoRonaldo-mb1jb]

very nice

[@bekturasanbekov1979]

Thank you so much for tutorials bro :з

[@TimeWrapChronicales]

Thank you bro code I like all your videos

[@TimeWrapChronicales]

WOW

[@nguyenbatrinh1701]

it's so fun and relax

[@user-bo3eu5ip8i]

what app do you use to run the python?

[@planeetjulian741]

You got a new sub!

[@saurabhrajpurohit4424]

Thank you teaching

[@trishandas4500]

excellent video!

[@myfamilyinteriors7007]

Nice tutorial

[@legopro156]

You should refresh this code, you gonna make class Game and Field. Game class can help to you with adding new specialty. __init__ function in Snake and in Apple should cut and make more methods. Reduced code will be more beautiful and more readable. But for learning python, it's great. Please read my message and make new video for reducing this code)). P. S. My English is not great, cause' im from another country) THANK YOU)))

[@Tedoaqua]

Thank you!

[@Cratoodle]

Hi, great Video but i have a question... How does the game over screen get triggered? i know its working because i followed and tried but what told the gameover screen to appear? Is it just because check_colission returned true and next thing in script is this screen? is this how it works?

[@googlegoogle1610]

Thank you for such a video :)

[@stivenkasa8080]

Please help how to get the white game table on the game tkinter

[@dulanjanarukshan5878]

Great job. I

[@samirtouati2219]

Great video.

[@MrCoolerMan1]

Thanks for this. If I want to separate this code into modules, how can I import the main.canvas in a separate module?

[@djtv4229]

@Bro Code Hello. Good day! Can you do a video on how to add menu buttons? Thank you.

[@oMqngo]

when i want to make it so that the snake apears back onto the screen when going against a wall how do i do tht? (say i were going right and the snake would collide it would appear on the left again)

[@aws_4629]

You just have to teleport the head coordinate, just add this function to your code, it checks whether we should teleport the snake or not, and also, don't forget to delete the check collisions with the wall from the current code, otherwise they will conflict: *This is the function: def check_teleport(snake): x, y = snake.coordinates[0] if x < 0: #Setting the X coordinate to be the other end of the map x = GAME_WIDTH - SPACE_SIZE new_coord = (x,y) #Updating the snake X coordinates to teleportate it to the other end of the map snake.coordinates[0] = new_coord if x >= GAME_WIDTH: #Setting the X coordinate to be the other end of the map x = -SPACE_SIZE new_coord = (x,y) #Updating the snake X coordinates to teleportate it to the other end of the map snake.coordinates[0] = new_coord if y < 0: #Setting the Y coordinate to be the other end of the map y = GAME_HEIGHT - SPACE_SIZE new_coord = (x,y) #Updating the snake Y coordinates to teleportate it to the other end of the map snake.coordinates[0] = new_coord if y >= GAME_HEIGHT: #Setting the Y coordinate to be the other end of the map y = -SPACE_SIZE new_coord = (x,y) #Updating the snake Y coordinates to teleportate it to the other end of the map snake.coordinates[0] = new_coord *You should also call it inside the "next_turn" function right above the part that checks if we get the food. If you are still having trouble, here's the full code for you to test, with this new implementation: from ssl import AlertDescription from tkinter import * import random from matplotlib.pyplot import fill #Global Variables SCORE_FONT_SIZE = 25 GAME_WIDTH = 400 GAME_HEIGHT = 400 SPEED = 50 SPACE_SIZE = 10 BODY_PARTS = 3 SNAKE_COLOR = "#8AC847" FOOD_COLOR = "#EDD455" BACKGROUND_COLOR = "#000000" class Snake: def __init__(self): self.body_size = BODY_PARTS self.coordinates = [] self.squares = [] for i in range(0, BODY_PARTS): self.coordinates.append([0, 0]) for x, y in self.coordinates: square = canvas.create_rectangle(x, y, x + SPACE_SIZE, y + SPACE_SIZE, fill=SNAKE_COLOR, tag="snake") self.squares.append(square) class Food: def __init__(self): #Defining where the food should spawn randomly x = random.randint(0, (GAME_WIDTH/SPACE_SIZE)-2) * SPACE_SIZE #Converting to pixels by multiplyig by the space size y = random.randint(0, (GAME_HEIGHT/SPACE_SIZE)-2) * SPACE_SIZE self.coordinates = [x, y] canvas.create_oval(x, y, x + SPACE_SIZE, y + SPACE_SIZE, fill=FOOD_COLOR, tag="food") #It needs a starting corner and an ending corner, thats why we provide x and y as the initial values and x + SPACE_SIZE AND y + SPACE_SIZE as the ending corners def next_turn(snake, food): x , y = snake.coordinates[0] if direction == "up": y -= SPACE_SIZE elif direction == "down": y += SPACE_SIZE elif direction == "left": x -= SPACE_SIZE elif direction == "right": x += SPACE_SIZE #Updating the snake coordinates snake.coordinates.insert(0, (x, y)) square = canvas.create_rectangle(x, y, x + SPACE_SIZE, y + SPACE_SIZE, fill=SNAKE_COLOR) snake.squares.insert(0, square) check_teleport(snake) #Checking if we caught the food, and if we did, we update the score if x == food.coordinates[0] and y == food.coordinates[1]: global score score += 1 label.config(text="Score:{}".format(score)) canvas.delete("food") food = Food() else: #We only delete the last part of the snake if we did not get the food #Deleting the squares of the snake that should not appear on screen del snake.coordinates[-1] canvas.delete(snake.squares[-1]) del snake.squares[-1] #Checking if we hit something we should have not hit if check_collisions(snake): game_over() else: #Recalling the same function after the game speed value so we can loop window.after(SPEED, next_turn, snake, food) def change_direction(new_direction): global direction if new_direction == 'left': if direction != 'right': direction = new_direction elif new_direction == 'right': if direction != 'left': direction = new_direction elif new_direction == 'up': if direction != 'down': direction = new_direction elif new_direction == 'down': if direction != 'up': direction = new_direction def check_collisions(snake): #Unpacking the head of the snake x, y = snake.coordinates[0] # if x < 0 or x >= GAME_WIDTH: # return True # elif y < 0 or y >= GAME_HEIGHT: # return True #Checking if we collide with any part of the snake, excluding the head for body_part in snake.coordinates[1:]: if x == body_part[0] and y == body_part[1]: return True #Returning false if no collisions were detected return False def check_teleport(snake): x, y = snake.coordinates[0] if x < 0: #Setting the X coordinate to be the other end of the map x = GAME_WIDTH - SPACE_SIZE new_coord = (x,y) #Updating the snake X coordinates to teleportate it to the other end of the map snake.coordinates[0] = new_coord if x >= GAME_WIDTH: #Setting the X coordinate to be the other end of the map x = -SPACE_SIZE new_coord = (x,y) #Updating the snake X coordinates to teleportate it to the other end of the map snake.coordinates[0] = new_coord if y < 0: #Setting the Y coordinate to be the other end of the map y = GAME_HEIGHT - SPACE_SIZE new_coord = (x,y) #Updating the snake Y coordinates to teleportate it to the other end of the map snake.coordinates[0] = new_coord if y >= GAME_HEIGHT: #Setting the Y coordinate to be the other end of the map y = -SPACE_SIZE new_coord = (x,y) #Updating the snake Y coordinates to teleportate it to the other end of the map snake.coordinates[0] = new_coord def game_over(): canvas.delete(ALL) canvas.create_text(canvas.winfo_width()/2, canvas.winfo_height()/2, font=('consolas', 30), text="GAME OVER", fill="red", tag="game_over") #Window Configuration window = Tk() window.title("Snake") window.resizable(False, False) #Initial Values score = 0 direction = 'down' #Creating the label that updates the score label = Label(window, text="Score:{}".format(score), font=('consolas', SCORE_FONT_SIZE)) label.pack() #Creating the canvas where the snake will run canvas = Canvas(window, bg=BACKGROUND_COLOR, height=GAME_HEIGHT, width=GAME_WIDTH) canvas.pack() #Opening the game in the center of the screen window.update() window_width = window.winfo_width() window_height = window.winfo_height() screen_width = window.winfo_screenwidth() screen_height = window.winfo_screenheight() #Calculating the coordinates for opening the game centralized in the screen x = int((screen_width/2) - (window_width/2)) y = int((screen_height/2) - (window_height/2)) window.geometry(f"{window_width}x{window_height}+{x}+{y}") #Key bindings for controlling the snake window.bind('', lambda event: change_direction('left')) window.bind('', lambda event: change_direction('right')) window.bind('', lambda event: change_direction('up')) window.bind('', lambda event: change_direction('down')) snake = Snake() food = Food() next_turn(snake, food) window.mainloop()

[@dynox_]

Me not understanding a bit because I don't know python but still watching because it's interesting

[@arun1380]

Nice man i really love ❤

[@AadithFN]

Is this beginner friendly? I am planning to do this as my first game!

[@MovieGuy2000]

Great Video

[@bepositive271]

Bro is a menace making a game in Tkinter which is used for making apps

[@wolfwolf494]

Cool!

[@tamirrozenfeld3572]

Thank You !!!

[@yorkshire6573]

Hey how did you converted into pixels ? At 9:49

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Cool