Re: Piglet/Python Audio Tips?
Hi,
you can combine almost every library with each other as long as they are compatible, means they don't interfere with each other. Since libaudioverse is a library which doesn't influence any other library, you can combine it with every library you want, if it's pyglet, pygame or some GUI framework like wxPython or Qt doesn't play any role here.
There aren't any special steps to get both of them working, at least no more steps you'd need to get each of them working separately.
Yeah, pygame is older and you can probably find more examples on the net, and since development of pygame continued some months ago, there isn't any reason not to try it out.
Best Regards.
Hijacker
Thanks for the information.
Looking further into things, I'll probably use Pyglet, as it seems to be able to do more.
However, no matter what library I choose, I'm still stumped on how to actually get my game up and running… Looking at all the tutorials online, it looks like you need some sort of sprite to get the basic mechanics of the game working. I looked at the documentation regarding keyboard events for pyglet, but it seemed to focus only on text/menus, not gameplay.
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