Make a 2D Side-Scroller Game With PyGame

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Christopher Bailey

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0101 Introandoverview.mp4

04:35

0102 Backgroundandsetup.mp4

02:41

0103 Basicpygameprogram .mp4

04:48

0104 Pygameconcepts.mp4

03:05

0201 Thetutorialgame.mp4

01:47

0202 Importingandinitializing.mp4

02:12

0203 Settingupthedisplay.mp4

01:48

0204 Settingupthegameloop.mp4

04:31

0205 Drawingonthescreen.mp4

02:49

0206 Usingblitandflip.mp4

03:51

0301 Creatingspites.mp4

08:46

0302 Userinput.mp4

07:11

0303 Stayingonthescreen.mp4

02:56

0304 Creatingenemies.mp4

07:15

0305 Spritegroups.mp4

03:02

0306 Customevents.mp4

05:17

0307 Collisiondetection.mp4

02:38

0308 Spriteimages.mp4

04:41

0309 Addingbackgroundimages.mp4

08:22

0401 Gamespeed.mp4

05:03

0402 Addingmusic.mp4

06:27

0403 Addingsoundeffects.mp4

09:03

0404 Anoteonsources.mp4

02:13

0405 Conclusionandcoursereview.mp4

03:13

Description

In this course, you’ll learn about creating games using Python and the library PyGame.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

This primer assumes you have a basic understanding of writing Python programs, including user-defined functions, imports, loops, and conditionals. You should also be familiar with how to open files on your platform. A basic understanding of object-oriented Python is helpful as well. pygame works with most versions of Python, but Python 3.6 is recommended and used throughout this article.

What You'll Learn?

Draw items on your screen
Play sound effects and music
Handle user input
Implement event loops
Describe how game programming differs from standard procedural Python programming

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Christopher Bailey

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Chris is an avid Pythonista and creates video tutorials for Real Python. He is a programmer and data analyst, working in banking, marketing and environmental science. He creates music under the name Tripnet. Chris lives in Colorado with his wife and two dogs.