if i understand your problem correctly..your frame rate is probably
too slow.
try increasing your update time to something like 1/30.0 (30 frames
per sec).
pyglet.clock.schedule_interval( update, 1/30.0 )
also as a matter of practice you should have separate functions for
update(to update your paddle and ball positions) and then actually
draw them in a separate function. so always update first and then
draw.
something like this...
@window.event
def on_draw():
window.clear()
barre.blit( xBarre, 0 )
balle.blit( 100, 100 )
On Dec 7, 1:50 pm, "Philippe Mongeau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just to make myself clearer, what i mean by jiggle is that it rapidly goes
> forward than backward than forward again and so on.
> And something else that is weird is that the output okay:
> ---------
> own
> speed = 1.0 x = 1.0
> speed = 2.0 x = 3.0
> speed = 3.0 x = 6.0
> speed = 4.0 x = 10.0
> speed = 5.0 x = 15.0
> speed = 6.0 x = 21.0
> speed = 7.0 x = 28.0
> speed = 8.0 x = 36.0
> release
> speed = 7.2 x = 43.2
> speed = 6.48 x = 49.68
> speed = 5.832 x = 55.512
> speed = 5.2488 x = 60.7608
> speed = 4.72392 x = 65.48472
> speed = 4.251528 x = 69.736248
> speed = 3.8263752 x = 73.5626232
> speed = 3.44373768 x = 77.00636088
> speed = 3.099363912 x = 80.105724792
> speed = 2.7894275208 x = 82.8951523128
> speed = 2.51048476872 x = 85.4056370815
> speed = 2.25943629185 x = 87.6650733734
> speed = 2.03349266266 x = 89.698566036
> speed = 1.8301433964 x = 91.5287094324
> speed = 1.64712905676 x = 93.1758384892
> speed = 1.48241615108 x = 94.6582546403
> speed = 1.33417453597 x = 95.9924291762
> speed = 1.20075708238 x = 97.1931862586
> speed = 1.08068137414 x = 98.2738676328
> speed = 0.972613236725 x = 99.2464808695
> speed = 0.875351913052 x = 100.121832783
> speed = 0.787816721747 x = 100.909649504
> speed = 0.709035049572 x = 101.618684554
> speed = 0.638131544615 x = 102.256816098
> speed = 0.574318390153 x = 102.831134489
> speed = 0.516886551138 x = 103.34802104
> speed = 0.465197896024 x = 103.813218936
> speed = 0.418678106422 x = 104.231897042
> speed = 0.37681029578 x = 104.608707338
> speed = 0.339129266202 x = 104.947836604
> speed = 0.305216339582 x = 105.253052944
> speed = 0.274694705623 x = 105.527747649
> speed = 0.247225235061 x = 105.774972884
> speed = 0.222502711555 x = 105.997475596
> speed = 0.200252440399 x = 106.197728036
> speed = 0.18022719636 x = 106.377955233
> speed = 0.162204476724 x = 106.540159709
> speed = 0.145984029051 x = 106.686143739
> speed = 0.131385626146 x = 106.817529365
> speed = 0.118247063531 x = 106.935776428
> speed = 0.106422357178 x = 107.042198785
> speed = 0.0957801214605 x = 107.137978907
> speed = 0.0862021093144 x = 107.224181016
> speed = 0.077581898383 x = 107.301762915
> speed = 0.0698237085447 x = 107.371586623
> speed = 0.0628413376902 x = 107.434427961
> speed = 0.0565572039212 x = 107.490985165
> speed = 0.0509014835291 x = 107.541886648
> speed = 0.0458113351762 x = 107.587697983
> -------
> I hope you can help me!
>
> On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 3:57 PM, Philippe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi, I'm new to python and pyglet. I'm trying to make an brick like
> > game but there's a bug that makes the paddle jiggle.
>
> > here's my code:
> > import pyglet
> > from pyglet.window import key
>
> > window = pyglet.window.Window()
> > #window.push_handlers(pyglet.window.event.WindowEventLogger())
> > barre = pyglet.resource.image("barre.png")
> > balle = pyglet.resource.image("balle.png")
> > xBarre = 0
> > speedBarre = 0
> > downR = 0
>
> > @window.event
> > def on_key_press(symbol, modifiers):
> > global downR
> > if symbol == key.RIGHT:
> > downR = 1
> > print "down"
>
> > @window.event
> > def on_key_release(symbol, modifiers):
> > global downR
> > if symbol == key.RIGHT:
> > downR = 0
> > print "release"
>
> > def update(dt):
> > global xBarre
> > global speedBarre
> > global downR
> > if downR == 1:
> > speedBarre += 1
> > else:
> > speedBarre *= 0.9
> > xBarre += speedBarre
> > print "speed = ", speedBarre, " x = ", xBarre
> > window.clear()
> > barre.blit(xBarre,0)
> > balle.blit(100, 100)
> > pyglet.clock.schedule_interval(update, 0.1)
>
> > pyglet.app.run()
>
> > -------------------------------------------------
> > you can also download the file here:http://drop.io/brickvaders
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