This is great! Thanks for sharing. I'm running into a issue
(probably a bug in my brain). I'm trying to display an image (based
on the excellent image_display.py that's included with pyglet.) From
my code I'm just importing from primitives.py and trying to draw
objects on top of the image. I'm using default objects from the
"main" area of primitives.py. When I blit my background image with
the objects to the screen it is always tinted the same color as the
last primitive I drew and makes the whole window that color. I know
there is something simple I'm missing. Can someone please steer me on
the right path? Thank you greatly.
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