Hi,
For continuous movement, you deal with the keyboard a different way. You don't
check for a keyboard event, because the events only happens when you press the
key down or let up on the key. Instead, every time through your loop, you
query the state of the keyboard. It gives you back a Boo
Hello,
Thank you for your answer.
I’m hoping the this was not a homework assignment (I am a teacher).
No, I am a PhD student. It was for my own sake.
But, because you showed your code, I’ll help you out.
Thank you, as I’ve been a student in the past, and might be a teacher
also in a ne
Hi,
I'm hoping the this was not a homework assignment (I am a teacher). But,
because you showed your code, I'll help you out.
Most of your code was fine, but some things were in the wrong place.
The basic idea is that there should be a main loop, and in that loop, you check
for events (key
Hello,
I’ve tried to make a simple pygame code.
I would like to draw a circle, and make it move with keyboard input.
I would like to achieve that with the most minimalist code possible, but
so far I don’t manage to do such a thing.
Here is my non working code for reference:
|#!/usr/bin/env
