Projects tagged ‘pygame’ and ‘pyglet’

Devon Scott-Tunkin's miscellaneous python projects and scripts.

English: This project was created by engineering students of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) willing to increase their Python programming language skills, learn how to manage projects and do team work in the ... [More] real world and, most importantly, have fun! Português: Este projeto foi criado por alunos de engenharia do Rio de Janeiro (Brasil) com o objetivo de melhorar seus conhecimentos da linguagem de programação Python, aprender a gerenciar projetos e a trabalhar em equipe no mundo real e, principalmente, se divertir! [Less]

embryo is a tiny Mac/Windows/Linux GUI toolkit for Python. It can be used to "boot-strap" the user into downloading a larger GUI toolkit such as PyGTK, PyGame, pyglet, PyOpenGL, etc. FeaturesThere ... [More] are two main functions: message_box() displays an alert dialog to the user and waits for them to close it. It can contain either a single OK button, or an OK and a Cancel button. open_url() opens a website in the user's default web browser. There are several convenience functions for checking that a minimum version of a package is installed. For example, to check that PyGame 1.7 or later is installed: import embryo if not embryo.check_pygame('1.7'): # Exit.Usageembryo.py is less than 4kb compressed. Drop the latest version into your project and import it as shown above. Don't bother requiring users to install it -- that defeats its whole purpose! DocumentationThe embryo.py file is documented within itself. There are several example programs in the SVN trunk. Requirementsembryo requires Windows 98 or later, Linux with GTK-2.0 or later, or Mac OS X 10.1 or later. Any version of Python post-2.3 should be OK, but GUI functionality requires ctypes (so Python 2.5 is recommended). If ctypes is not available, embryo will still work, but will write messages to standard out. License &cembryo is provided under the BSD license, making it suitable for open-source and commercial projects with little restriction. If you have any queries or patches, contact Alex Holkner at Alex.Holkner@gmail.com. [Less]

Lepton: A high-performance, pluggable particle engine and API for PythonLepton is designed to make complex and beautiful particle effects possible, and even easy from Python programs. Lepton ... [More] provides the following core features: Native-code core for high-performance particle dynamics and rendering Pluggable particle controllers for specifying particle behavior Two pluggable OpenGL renderers, and two pygame renderers Spacial domains, used to control particle emission and behavior Easy to use and powerful texture support, including animation Modular architecture that lets you easily configure and customize the engine The code includes several examples of how you can use the engine (using pyglet and pygame). Note the engine itself does not depend on any other 3rd-party Python libraries and simply requires the application to setup an OpenGL context in order to render particles. Learn MoreOverview -- The 10,000 foot view of Lepton Code Example -- A complete 3D explosion example program using Lepton and Pyglet Change Log -- Changes in the latest release RoadMap -- Where Lepton is headed Latest Checkins -- What's cooking in the subversion repo ApplicationsLepton was used for our pyweek entry Fishing Frenzy: Fishing Frenzy Pyweek Page Browse the Source Code If you are working on an application using lepton, let us know! [Less]

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 ... [More] licenses (see here and here for more information), pybox2d is currently listed under BSD. However, the 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]

This a a group of programming examples (mainly python).

A python comic book reader made by a 15 year old based on user input and coded all by myself and using pygame, rarfile, zipfile.

Loliland is going to be a full featured 2D/3D game written in python. The game will be primarily for a game design class at VCU. After December 2009 the game will be put into full production. Most of ... [More] all the game will be multi-platform. The game will be a mix of story, casual, and action game play. [Less]

You must work your way through levels with your faithful robot companion. Unfortunately your robot has been damaged so it will only respond to voice commands and is leaking fuel. Make it to the exit ... [More] with your robot before he runs out of fuel and you win, but beware the turrets and pools of toxic waste. Includes a built in level editor to challenge yourself and others. [Less]