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Making a small 2D game with pygame: what its README, licence text and five tutorials state
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For beginners who want to build a small 2D game in Python. It gathers what the pygame README and five tutorials say about game layout, the main loop, events, drawing and moving images, and sprites, and notes the licence wording per file. Documentation only; nothing was installed or run, and no code is reproduced.
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Making a small 2D game with pygame: what its README, licence text and five tutorials state
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For beginners who want to build a small 2D game in Python. It gathers what the pygame README and five tutorials say about game layout, the main loop, events, drawing and moving images, and sprites, and notes the licence wording per file. Documentation only; nothing was installed or run, and no code is reproduced.
Useful starting points
- If the screen is not cleared each frame, a moving image leaves a trail, according to the pygame intro tutorial.
- The sprite tutorial's wording is older, so check it against the pygame release you actually use.
- The later pages of the making-games series were not read, so the layout advice covers only its first page.
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