Python...

[Dabzy]

Well that was pretty painless... Me... Python... What's it's face 3D library (ursina) and voila! \o/

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Well here's me losing this up and coming weekend! lol

Dabz

[Dabzy]

Well, I've managed to get a sprite up and moving about the screen too... And... And...

CTRL+SHIFT+B to make an executable using tasks! \o/

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{
  "version": "2.0.0",
  "tasks": [
    {
      "label": "Build EXE with PyInstaller (No Console)",
      "type": "shell",
      "command": "pyinstaller",
      "args": [
  "--onefile",
  "--noconsole",
  "--collect-all", "panda3d",
  "--collect-data", "ursina",
  "${file}"
],
      "group": {
        "kind": "build",
        "isDefault": true
      },
      "problemMatcher": []
    }
  ]
}

Phwoaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, looks at me la, proper ninja at this game now me hey!

*Dabz does a karate chop*

Right, bed time... Shame, but, aye... There's a thing I didnt think I'd be doing done!

Dabz

[Jackdaw]

Soon you will discover PyGame.....

[Baggey]

Soon you will discover PyGame.....

Very Friken Slow 

[Jackdaw]

Soon you will discover PyGame.....

Very Friken Slow 

Wouldn't know. I've never used it. Most I've ever use Python for is to do GUI tools with PyQt, or PySide.

[Baggey]

Soon you will discover PyGame.....

Very Friken Slow 

Wouldn't know. I've never used it. Most I've ever use Python for is to do GUI tools with PyQt, or PySide.

there was a demo with it a long time ago. pygame ZX48K. So slow it was shockng! 

[Amanda_Dearheart]

Anybody in this group own a Raspberry PI?

Python is its supported language as well as scratch.
Where can I find a graphics lib for the machine (and yes, both 2d and 3d.  Am I asking for much?)

[Jackdaw]

Anybody in this group own a Raspberry PI?

Python is its supported language as well as scratch.
Where can I find a graphics lib for the machine (and yes, both 2d and 3d.  Am I asking for much?)

You will find game engine and libraries for modern systems in List of Game Libraries and Game Render Engines.

[Baggey]

Anybody in this group own a Raspberry PI?

Python is its supported language as well as scratch.
Where can I find a graphics lib for the machine (and yes, both 2d and 3d.  Am I asking for much?)

Hell yeah. BlitzmaxNG is available as well . I have all of them upto the Pi 400 Which i changed into a Black edition! Was on SyntaxBOMB but sadly that's Been lost. I did a blog of it and some click bait! Picy's i mean. I can show them again if your interested. Maybe i could try and post it again on SyntaxBOOM 

Baggey

[Amanda_Dearheart]

Thanks Jackdaw.

Baggy, BlitzMaxNG for Raspberry PI. Really!!  This is a boon to my gamedev interests!

[Baggey]

Thanks Jackdaw.

Baggy, BlitzMaxNG for Raspberry PI. Really!!  This is a boon to my gamedev interests!

Python is Interpreted it's far to slow  You'd not go wrong with Blitz3d or BlitmaxNG 

[Jackdaw]

You'd not go wrong with Blitz3d or BlitmaxNG

Unless you want to do anything on new Apple hardware and it's latest supported OS. They you better start to learn and keep up with the stuff Apple keeps changing, learn to program in C/C++ and objective-c, oh and also learn the internals of BlitzMax/BlitzMax. And let's not forget Android, but that's not as bad a Apple.

It's not worth the effort if you are seriously wanting to do cross platform. Even Cerberus isn't the best choice.

And soon Linux. It will be having issues with the dropping of X11 in favour of Wayland by a number of big distributions. Wayland, a big F'ing joke that is. Taken 15 years and even now it's not ready. And if you want to know why. Then watch:

[Amanda_Dearheart]

Well Mr. J,  I've always been a Windows fan.  Apple is just way to expensive for me!  (BTW, there are only two things now I want from Apple.  I already have the IPAD. (I'm not sure which model).  The other two things are an Apple IIGS and a Apple IIC for retro computing sake.

[MikeHart]

The Pygame CE version is considered being quite faster and has more features then the original pygame.

https://github.com/pygame-community/pygame-ce

There is also Raylib for Python.

This YT channel features a lot of cool game development with pygame.

https://www.youtube.com/@DaFluffyPotato/videos

[Baggey]

The Pygame CE version is considered being quite faster and has more features then the original pygame.

https://github.com/pygame-community/pygame-ce

There is also Raylib for Python.

This YT channel features a lot of cool game development with pygame.

https://www.youtube.com/@DaFluffyPotato/videos

If Kids are now being taught it and if it's that easy to learn 

Baffel's me why someone who develops it dont Get it compiled for faster operation. Or they most likely dont know how to.