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pybox2d

pybox2d2D physics library for Python under the *zlib* license. (not BSD, see below) BSD? zlib? Which license?As Google Code does not allow projects to be listed under some of the less popular licenses (see here and here for more information), pybox2d is currently listed under BSD. However, the ... [More] code is licensed under the very liberal zlib license, the same as the underlying Box2D library. News2009/2/25: Release2.0.2b1 Released! Lots of changes since the last version. See all of the changes in this post here, along with some other important code change notes there. Be sure to download the testbed, which includes all of the examples, in addition to the library itself as it is no longer included in the installer. 2008/10/23: Release2.0.2b0 Released! OS X and win32 installers in the downloads section along with a full source release. Changes here: Changes OS X and win32 installer notes [Less]

pygamelab

An 2D interactive playground written in Python. Uses pyglet, cocos2d, pymunk and other Python code to provide components to write games and interactive 2D applications.

sole-scion

http://code.google.com/p/sole-scion/ STATUS: Unfinished. On hold. Only of interest to the geekiest of my enthusiastic programmer friends. The vision of Sole Scion is to be a slow-paced but real-time 2D vector graphic RPG, styled somewhat on Nethack, but with smoothly moving and rotating vector ... [More] shapes. I hope to supplement the limited amount of content I can produce with some emergent behaviours based on the shape of objects and a rigid-body physics system. (eg. imagine the player stacking boulders to block a corridor before the monsters arrive.) Currently complete are: SVG objects loaded conversion of SVG into vertex arrays for OpenGL rendering conversion of SVG into shapes for the Chipmunk rigid-body engine A basic random procedural level generation The player can zoom a small shape around within the level Camera pans around to follow the player, (with added subtle zooming and rolling for comedy vertiginous disorientation.) Player can push and shove a bunch of randomly generated objects in the level, derived from loaded SVG, and they tumble and roll around in appropriate response. I am pleased with the work to date, but progress has been very slow. I plan to postpone completion of this for the time being, and work on a few very small, less ambitious games, before hopefully returning to this vision when I have a little more experience. Screenshots More screenshots are here. To PlayWindows: Download the latest Windows binaries from the downloads page. Run SoleScion.bat Linux, Mac, PyPy: A simple way to download and play does not yet exist. The complicated way is: Install Python v2.5 or v2.6. Install Python packages: pyglet, Pymunk, Shapely. Install the C library GEOS. Download the source distribution. Run bin\run.sh To examine or modify the source codeSee the Subversion repository. You will need to install the above dependencies. Known ProblemsThere isn't a game there yet. It's still very early days. Lower your expectations. See the issues page. ThanksMany thanks to the creators of the following excellent libraries, without which this project could not exist. Pymunk, Excellent Python bindings to the magnificent Chipmunk physics library, which provides 2D rigid body dynamics. pyglet game library, providing fantastic facilities for creating windows, OpenGL graphics, keyboard and mouse input, sound, etc. Shapely, superb Python wrapper of GEOS (Geometry Engine Open Souce), which provides 2D geometry operations. Many thanks to Martin O'Leary of http://supereffective.org, whose Squirtle module inspired the SVG data loading for this project, and in particular his sublime tessellation code, which I have copied wholesale under the terms of the BSD. ContactJonathan Hartley, tartley at tartley dot com, http://tartley.com, @tartley [Less]

boxfight-python

A personal project still in pre-pre-alpha stage. Made with Python, Pyglet, Cocos2D and Box2D (PyBox2D) Objective:You control a box which would fight against other box ala bumper car. Until you win.