Using Pygame to Build an Asteroids Game in Python

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Christopher Trudeau

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464 - 01 overview.mp4

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464 - 02 started.mp4

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464 - 03 structure.mp4

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464 - 04 sprites.mp4

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464 - 05 models.mp4

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464 - 07 move.mp4

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464 - 09 shooting.mp4

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464 - 10 collisions.mp4

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464 - 11 split.mp4

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464 - 12 noise.mp4

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541 - 06 fps.mp4

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646 - 08 rocks.mp4

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646 - 13 text.mp4

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646 - 14 sum.mp4

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asteroids.pdf

asteroids python pygame sample code.zip

Description

Do you want to create your own computer games but like Python too much to abandon it for a career as a game developer? There’s a solution for that! With the Pygame module, you can use your amazing Python skills to create games, from the basic to the very complex. Below, you’ll learn how to use Pygame by making a clone of the Asteroids game!

In this course, you’ll learn how to build a complete game, including:

What You'll Learn?

Loading images and displaying them on the screen
Handling user input in order to control the game
Moving objects according to the game logic
Detecting collisions between objects
Displaying text on the screen
Playing sounds

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Christopher Trudeau

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Christopher has a passion for the Python language and writes for Real Python. He is a consultant who helps advise organizations on how to improve their technical teams. Christopher is a strong advocate for automation throughout the delivery process and the power of small teams with well defined goals.

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