Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? @15It's actually more readable than the alternative if you're a mathematician, because it matches exactly how math resources write ranges.  But I don't use it because I program in multiple programming languages and it's just not w

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? That "if x in range(min, max)" thing is kinda brilliant. Yes, it is woefully inefficient and you should use "if x>min and xSince I'd generally be using Pygame for something or other, I'd generally use pygame.rect for 2d col

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? @13That's awesome! Did not know that. Thanks. Shame it's less readable than the normal way. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/563557/#p563557 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? Right. will deffinately try and make use of it. thanx once again. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/563298/#p563298 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? @12The correct way is x >= min and x < max, which works in any programming language.  Python also lets you do min <= x < max, though you don't often see that form and it's a Python specific feature. URL: https://forum.audi

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? Ok, i will try thi sout and let you all know. thanx all for the help.The reason why i was using the range, is because i googled how to check if a variable is between 2 variables... and it gave me the range function. i wanted to make sure that if the

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? As an aside, for loops can be written as:for wall in walls:    if wall.colides(x, y):        breakelse:    print('No wall.') URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/562943/#p562943 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? @9See this, section 3.3, if you want to know how this sort of overloading works. I don't want to derail this thread more to give a full explanation, but it's relatively simple to overload the in operator, as well as all the other operators and

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? I see. Thank you. Learned something new today. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/562823/#p562823 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? @7it's being used with a for loop, not an if statement.There's a difference between in in a for loop, and in in literally any other context in Python.  In literally any other context in Python, in is the in operator.  In a for loop, in is ma

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? @camlorn, how do you explain this?#globals.py x = 2 #test.py import globals print(globals.x) #Prints 2 for globals.x in range(10, 20): pass print(globals.x) #Prints 19 URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/562807/#p562807 -- Audiogames

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Re: help with walls (python) please? @4I think the range thing actually works. Python will only bind variables as part of a for loop. Otherwise in is just a normal operator.  The shell suggests that it does what they think.  Still a bad idea though, and I'd not at all be surpris

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? Firstly, a more performant (as in by a *lot*) way to do range checks is just if x >= min and x < max.Secondly, because you're only correcting x by 1 if the player is inside the wall, if the player is 2 units inside the wall, it'll have

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? I think your main problem is that you misunderstand how range is supposed to be used.if you type range(1, 10), you will get numbers between 1 and 9.If you type for x in range(1, 10) and your x is already declared, it gets overwritten with the last value

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? Ok, what i want to do is move the player around, between spawned walls. So if the player hits for example the left wall, he doesn't stay trapped in walls, that's why i move him one step back. i know i probably should include facing... but i wi

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? Ok, what i want to do is move the player around, between spawned walls. So if the player hits for example the left wall, he doesn't stay trapped in walls, that's why i move him one step back. i know i probably should include facing... but i wi

Re: help with walls (python) please?

Re: help with walls (python) please? You need to tell us what you're trying to do, and also what isn't working.I immediately see that you're trying to correct x after what is presumably the player is inside the wall. What you should do instead is check whether the player

help with walls (python) please?

help with walls (python) please? Hi all, i am trying to make a wall class so that there are boundries on the map that a player can't pass. i am so sorry for being stupid or some thing lol, but i've tried googling this, but no luck at all. I've had more luck with the string_c

help with walls (python) please?

help with walls (python) please? Hi all, i am trying to make a wall class so that there are boundries on the map that a player can't pass. i am so sorry for being stupid or some thing lol, but i've tried googling this, but no luck at all. I've had more luck with the string_c