New project idea
I have this idea for a sort of hybrid RPG/roguelike, real-time strategy, political simulation. You start with a small colony with a town hall and a farm or two kind of like in Warcraft and you have to build up your resources and buildings, conquer adjacent wild lands to
Re: Python packaging for distrobution
I think I'm going about this the wrong way. I'm hellbent on using the onefile flag. I'm just going to use onefolder even though it's full of clutter and just figure out what I absolutely have to include and what I don't need and can put in the
Re: Python packaging for distrobution
pyinstaller v3.6I found one problem at least. I can't spell directory names right. I kept spelling site-packages "site_packages." That fixed a few problems.Here's the excerpt from my current spec file.binfiles = [
Re: Python packaging for distrobution
pyinstaller v3.6I found one problem at least. I can't spell directory names right. I kept spelling site-packages "site_packages." That fixed a few problems.Here's the excerpt from my current spec file.binfiles = [
Re: Python packaging for distrobution
I have zero idea what "WARNING: Reason: 'DOS Header magic not found.'" means, or if it's even really relevant, and searching Google is little help.
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Re: Python packaging for distrobution
Ok, here's what my spec file looks like so far:===# -*- mode: python ; coding: utf-8 -*-block_cipher = Nonebinfiles = [ ('/venv/Lib/site_packages/sound_lib/lib/x64/bass.dll', 'sound_lib/lib/x64'),
Re: Python packaging for distrobution
No, not obfuscating the code. I'm just trying to get the basics to work before I get too fancy. This is just a small program to learn how to package things. Figure that's something I ought to know before I get really crazy.I didn't copy any of the lib
Re: Python packaging for distrobution
It's not locating and packing all the dependencies. I can post the error report and warnings, but it just amounts to that.I know I have to add things to the spec file. I just don't understand exactly what.build warnings:5272 WARNING: Hidden import
Python packaging for distrobution
I have been stuck on this for a few days and every thing I try from searching Google just makes me feel dumber and dumber. I can't get pyinstaller to work the way I want it too. I can package a program with the default setting where everything is stored in
Re: mud programming?
Learning to program a MUD is trivial. Like anything else, it just takes time and commitment. And there are plenty of engines already ready to just plug your own stuff into to get one off the ground. Use Python, or any language you're already comfortable with that can
Re: Help with git bash
Thanks for the info. It does help knowing that. That's good to know. But for this particular instance, I'm not sure a universal command is best. I'd rather it be with just a shortcut or something in case I need to work with projects other than Python.It would cause
Help with git bash
I want to start bash in a specific working directory and with a python virtual environment active via a desktop shortcut, but I can't seem to get it to work just right. I can get it to start in the correct directory easily enough, but I don't know how to add a command to
Re: Sound pool in Python
I changed the looping value in the play methods to default to False. Not a major change, but I'd thought I'd let you know. It may just be my personal preference, but it makes playing a single sound a little cleaner for me.
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Procedural game design
I was trying to write a procedural fantasy name generator and found that creating a believable name from scratch is harder than it sounded when I first started. It seems that names aren't just randomly crammed together vowels and consonants after all.Some names are
Procedural game design
I was trying to write a procedural fantasy name generator and found that creating a believable name from scratch is harder than it sounded when I first started. It seems that names aren't just randomly crammed together vowels and consonants after all.Some names are
Re: The millionth topic asking about what coding language to begin with th
It's already been said, but since you're going with the majority rules, Python seems to fit your requirements.Math is pretty much going to pop up no matter what you're programming. Hell, even if you were programming
Re: How the hell do you use Visual Studio efficiently!
Honestly, it's been a while since I used VS. I steer away from IDEs since they often are more cumbersome than helpful, but when I did use VS2015-17 the error list always just popped up automatically when I built/ran a project. It took
Re: a solution to many questions asked here
This is great. I love it.
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Re: PyBass
Thanks for the example. I agree with putting things in classes too. I tend to write things in away that won't change my main code if I decide to use another method.Yeah, I already read the license. It's satisfactory for my needs. I don't plan on selling anything anyway, but even
Re: PyBass
Oh, thanks. I already had that downloaded. I just thought it was for something else since pybass was already a thing.
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PyBass
I don't suppose anyone knows of some good examples of bass being used in python. Searching on Google for "bass" or even "pybass" doesn't really return any useful results for me.I'd kind of like to see if it would be better to use than openAL or not.
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accessible_output2 module 'win32com.gen_py ... error
All of a sudden I started getting this error when trying to use accessible_output2.>>> import accessible_output2.outputs.sapi5>>> tts == accessible_output2.outputs.sapi5.SAPI5()Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in
Re: I Wanna Smack Python Upside the Head
And discourages the inexperienced.
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Re: I Wanna Smack Python Upside the Head
The reason that there aren't any good audio games hasn't got anything to do with the language used. It has everything to do with the fact that there just aren't that many experienced developers working on them. There's a lot of people with pie in
Re: I Wanna Smack Python Upside the Head
I agree with Kai. I don't know why people code shame. If someone wants to start with BGT there's nothing wrong with that. If they want to move on later because they found some limitation they weren't comfortable with than that's cool too. At least
Re: tips needed
First of all you'll need to decide how you want to interface with your text-to-speech engine. There are a few posts floating around here that give good tips on that and how to set those up. Tolk and Accessable_output2 are pretty common ways to get started with that. Just
Re: BGT question
That question is way to broad. There are any number of ways to code in a weapon and a lot of it depends on how you plan to use it in any given game.Some people might choose to create an entire weapon object. Some programs may not need that approach.Are there other types of
Re: removing data from a file in bgt
That's kind of the point here. Once you read in the data from the file and change it in your program then overwrite the old file with the new data, you've deleted the old and replaced it with the new.1. Open file2. read file contents into a variable of
Re: What am i missing in bgt
Also, saving game data will require some system to save data to a file and another system to read and parse that data back out.A file might look something like this:save.dat (the .dat extension won't matter. It's just a text file. You can use .gsv or anything
Re: removing data from a file in bgt
It's been a while since I used BGT, but the general process will be the same whatever language you use.Read the file into a list array.Change the data in the array you want.Then replace the file contents with the array.That, to me, seems to be the
Re: Python text-to-speech issue with Tolk
LOLI only bother checking when I need something.I moved on from Tolk and NVDA anyway. I'll just use SAPI for the time being and I can control more with pyttsx3 than I can with Tolk's short list of functions it would seem.
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Re: lua and mushclient scripts
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/lua/I found that just by typing "lua tutorial" in a search bar.Your biggest help will come from being able to make your web searches concise and straight to the point.Like if I wanted to know how to work with a string variable
Re: lua and mushclient scripts
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/lua/I found that just by typing "lua tutorial" in a search bar.Your biggest help will come from being able to make your web searches concise and straight to the point.Like if I wanted to know how to work with a string variable
Re: Python text-to-speech issue with Tolk
I guess I found my answer: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/5638It's not even a blip on their super low priorities list of things to do.I wish I knew enough programming to contribute to the project, but I'm small time.
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Python text-to-speech issue with Tolk
I have code that needs to wait for the text-to-speech engine to wait until no speech is being spoken. When I use Tolk.is_speaking() with NVDA, it won't report the state correctly. SAPI reports just fine.I don't know what I'm missing here. Is there
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