That's normal. I usually subclass Sprites every time I use them. They even have methods set up that you are expected to override.
Paul Vincent Craven On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 4:10 PM, Brian Madden <br...@missionpinball.com> wrote: > Hi Everyone! > > In my app I'm making heavy use of Pygame mixer's Channels and Sound > objects. In both cases I need to add additional methods and attributes to > them. Is my code is now, I have my own classes of each which reference > related Pygame classes. (In other words, my "Channel" class has a bunch of > things like the name, the priority of the sound that's currently playing, a > reference to the Pygame Channel object, etc.) > > My question is whether it's ok to subclass the actual Pygame mixer Channel > and Sound classes for my use? I've never subclassed anything from an > external module before, and I guess I'm wondering whether that's ok to do > or whether that's frowned upon? > > Thanks in advance! > Brian > > -- > *Brian Madden* > Mission Pinball (blog <http://missionpinball.com> | twitter > <https://twitter.com/missionpinball> | MPF software framework > <http://missionpinball.com/framework> | sample games > <https://missionpinball.com/blog/category/big-shot-em-conversion/>) >
