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Lets develop a game using Pygame
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Lets develop a game using Pygame
| O.R.Senthil Kumaran | Lets develop a game using Pygame |
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| Abstract | This is an advanced topic aimed primarily at programmers and focusses on how easy it is to develop high-quality production ready games using Pygame libraries in a very short period of time. In this talk, after a two slide introduction to programming using python, a quick jump would be made to pygame library. This talk is planned along the following lines. 1) Game development basics. 2) Python Library - main modules. 3) The Screen of the game, Sprite and the indispensible blit call. 4) Drawing an object and animation. 5) Input handling basics in pygame. 6) Code dissection of the aliens.py game that come along with Pygame library. 7) Let write a game from Scratch. 15 minute, on-the-spot writing of Snakes game in Python. This is talked in aimed at College students to show them how easy it is to write game projects using python. I would also mention about the various community game challenges like pyweek.org. |
| About the Speaker | O.R.Senthil Kumaran, is a Python programmer from Bangalore, India. He contributes to the Python Standard Library and focusses mainly around the Internet Related modules (1). He enjoys programming and likes to share the things that interests him with others. |