On 2013-01-04 18:59, Chris Angelico wrote:
On Sat, Jan 5, 2013 at 5:23 AM, <jeltedepr...@hotmail.com> wrote:
hy everyone, for my exam this year i had to write a computer game on vpython (visualpython).we had to
make a lunar lander game where the ship drops by gravity and is able to manouver to safely land on
the moon.<br>right now i am completely stuck on trying to make the visual of the ship
rotate.<br>i'm new to this forum, i guess i'll just paste my code here. Everything works fine
on the game, except the rotation of the ship. however the when you press "up" the after
rotating the velocity actually changes direction , but the visual doesn't. i'm getting kinda nervous
because due date is coming, any help is appreciated, here is the code:
Ha, I remember playing a game along those lines that was drawn in pure
ASCII text... the visuals change, the concept doesn't :)
self.brandstofmeter = brandstofmeter()
self.ruimteschip = ruimteschip()
I'm having trouble understanding these names, and am guessing they're
either aggressively abbreviated or not English, but it's hard to tell
which. It's conventional in Python code to capitalize separate words
in class names, and to either capitalize or use underscores (more
usually the latter) between words in instance variables and method
names. Google tells me that brandstofmeter might mean "Babylon 9" and
ruimteschip is German for "spaceship", but that would be more obvious
if I were not trying to figure out what "brands-t-of-meter" might
mean.
[snip]
Google Translate says it's Dutch:
ruimteschip -> spaceship
brandstofmeter -> fuel gauge
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