Hello,
back July, I posted a question on StackOverflow titled that so
far still did not get any answer. So - although I believe the answer is
quite simply "NO" - I thought to repost it here:
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In my program (which uses pygame to draw objects on the video) I have
two representation of my world:
- A physical one that I use to make all the calculations involved in the
simulation and in which objects are located on a 1000x1000 metres
surface.
- A visual one which I use to draw on the screen, in which my objects
are located in a window measuring 100x100 pixels.
What I want to achieve is to be able to pass to my pygame drawing
functions (which normally accept inputs in pixels) my
physical/real-word coordinates. In other words, I would like to be able
to say:
Draw a 20m radius circle at coordinates (200m, 500m)
using the precise pygame syntax:
pygame.draw.circle(surface, (255,255,255), (200,500), 20)
and get my circle of 2px radius at centred on pixels (20,50).
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If you are on SO and would like to answer there [too], I'll be happy to
dispense upvotes! ;) http://stackoverflow.com/q/6807459/146792
