this may help?
http://members.optusnet.com.au/cjbarton/jump_run/
wrote a 2 player platform jump'n run.ages ago with pygame and opengl...
I was learning at the time but it may be helpful as a reference when
your starting off...
Has a realy simple level editor and physics function- all in ~600 lines,
pyogl_game.py is the file you might be interested in looking at.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, July 15, 2007 4:12 pm, Ian Mallett wrote:
In your call to glViewport() put in (60,60, width-120, height-120) and
draw in the 60 pixel border. Would that work?
Not sure, but on further experimentation I was able to adapt some code
posted on GameDev.net, to draw a flat array of 100x100 tiles that could be
scrolled and zoomed, with a 2D rectangle pasted atop the screen using
glOrtho(); all hooked up to Pygame event handling. That would be the
beginning of an OpenGL-based 2D tile engine and UI, given sufficient time
and motivation to figure out text drawing and other interface elements. I
don't think you can just draw the interface by blitting; drawing a
textured window border would probably involve four weirdly-textured quads,
for instance. Overkill!
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Campbell J Barton (ideasman42)