Re: Help with pyinstaller
It might help if you copied all the text from pyinstaller and pasted it here.
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Re: Programming incremental offline games using Python
Someone released a cookie clicker game in BGT.I'm not sure where it is, but I think it's the same developer who released your adventure.
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Re: Python, input, and breaking the program
Hi,I think if you have a key number, like 65 for a, if you add 32 to it it always becomes a capital.This has something to do with the chr and ord functions.Hope that helps.
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Re: Would you ever wanna use both BGT and Python?
There might be another easier way to do it.First, compile an app with pyinstaller, that imports all the modules and have it check a file like 5 times per second.If something is in that file, execute it as Python code.Then you can redirect
Re: game engine joystick_init() problem
By the way, what is this game engine?I never heard of it before, I think.
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Re: Making my game accessible with Jaws?
Monopoly planet used w and s, though I won't tell you that I enjoyed it.I kept hitting the arrows and wondering why nothing happened!
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Would you ever wanna use both BGT and Python?
So, I am not sure how this might be done, but it might be possible to, or is almost certainly possible to, either package Python and modules in a BGT pack file, then use python37.dll or something like that to run Python code.I think that there
Re: How to create a non-standalone Python executable?
Thanks!pycompile sounds like what I'd want.
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Re: How to create a non-standalone Python executable?
Pyinstaller makes a large exe that takes time to load, or it fills up the folder of the exe with 50 other files that make it a bother to find the 1 I'm looking for.
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Re: How to create a non-standalone Python executable?
I want a nice little EXE that contains my Python script and nothing else.I have problems calling Python scripts from the command line and passing them parameters so I want to be able to build small executables, not like pyinstaller,
Re: python mixer, and if?
Hmm, I think pygame.mixer.music.load returns a sound object.Assign it to the variable sound, for example, then call sound.stop().That should stop it.
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Re: how to compile your sounds with your game
I wouldn't just use BGT and add my sounds to the EXE like that, though.It doesn't modify the pack file. It just sticks it on the end of the EXE. If you can find where it starts, you can extract it.You could also try having a function that
Re: List of resources for programmers, developers, and more
Wow, thanks for this long list.Would you want to add a little section that lists good tools for audio games in Python, pygame, sound_lib, Tolk, that sort of thing?
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Re: Let's share some useful Python code
Hi and thanks for that example.I don't think it is really worth making this online compatible for two reasons.1 Even if I do all that work, it all comes back to nothing if the user has no internet access. Then it might just throw an exception, or
Re: Let's share some useful Python code
I was thinking, scatter bytes of a key through a file, and return a string or bytes that contains information on how to retrieve the key to the user.Then, the user passes back this string, which is used to retrieve the key from the data.Another idea,
Re: Let's share some useful Python code
Hi,Thanks for that, , and sorry it's a bit of a mess.First, the reason I hashed the key was so that you can use a key of any length.Pickle is used to store data that tells the pack file how to retrieve files that are stored in the pack.The key is to
Re: Let's share some useful Python code
Hi,Thanks for that, , and sorry it's a bit of a mess.First, the reason I hashed the key was so that you can use a key of any length.Pickle is used to store data that tells the pack file how to retrieve files that are stored in the pack.The key is to
Re: A useable looking audio game engine in Python
By the way, can someone please please! Show me how to play a sound in Pygame.I tried importing pygame, initializing it, creating a sound object from pygame.mixer.Sound with a string filename of my sound, then I called sound.play(), and
Re: Let's share some useful Python code
HiThat was a handler error.It looks fixed now.I plan to cythonize the extension, that could take a day or two though because I don't have a computer with the compiler here now.
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Re: A useable looking audio game engine in Python
Thanks, I'll give it a try.By the way, the exact problem is that when I call the method, it doesn't do anything, weather or not I store the channel it returns in a variable.Sometimes, I got the computer to play lots of white noise by
Re: A useable looking audio game engine in Python
Oh, the reason I wanted to try is because I can't figure out how to get an app created by py installer to load the sound_lib dlls.I tried os.chdir(sys._MEIPASS) and that seemed to fix some problems, but the best I could do was a runtime
How to create a non-standalone Python executable?
So I have been wondering, how can I create a non-standalone executable that just contains 1 python script and can run it on a computer where Python is installed?When you run pip or pyinstaller or something, those files are in the scripts
Re: For beginners. Why is C# better than Python for audio game development
I can't particularly say it feels that way whenever I make tiny little test games with Python.It might be like that because python just feels, easy.There's not really much static typing and things like that. Python
Re: How can I incrypt sounds?
If you want to encrypt some data, here's an example.void main(){string data="" "Enter some data to encrypt");string key="my secret key";string result=string_encrypt(data, key);alert("The encrypted data is ", result);}So the function string_encrypt takes 2
Re: a question for rust users, any way to use a dll in a rust project?
I'm not sure you need to compile it into a DLL in order to use it.More likely, you can just include it, into the main program. I'm not sure what the syntax is, but it'd probably be something like "module code" assuming
Re: Pathfinding implementation?
Here is my simple AStar pathfinder in Cython.I won't guarantee it works, I'll just say it worked for me.Feel free to change it as much as you like.It's got one class, pathfinder.setup_map(int max_x, int max_y)This initializes the internal map to be max_x by
Is there a way to add a data section to an executable?
I'm looking for a way to add a new section to an executable (.EXE) file, so I can store various resources without using an overlay.I didn't find anything on Google, though and I don't have a clue about the PE file format.Would there be
Re: onefile or not to onefile, that is the question
I guess you can compress it with onefile mode.It seems you can do the same thing without the startup delay with Enigma virtual box.
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Re: Is there a way to add a data section to an executable?
Hi,What I mean is I'd want a way to add an entire new section to a programs executable called, for example, .gdata.I know EXE packers do that.
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Re: A bit of help with incripting sounds?
Are you sure you encrypted the sounds?There might be an error. You can get it by calling get_last_error_text and showing the result in an alert box.Try pasting this code after the line that's supposed to play the sound.if (get_last_error()<0)
Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
I've started checking out go and it is certainly interesting.I guess it's the closest language to Python syntax that compiles.Right now I'm interested in messing with it.A wrapper would sure be nice.Edit: There seems to be a tool
Re: Reconsidering Go as a possible game development language
I've started checking out go and it is certainly interesting.I guess it's the closest language to Python syntax that compiles.Right now I'm interested in messing with it.A wrapper would sure be nice.
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Re: Cython, really secure?
You might want to be careful of tracebacks.They can give away things you don't want given away, like which attribute your checking for a token so make sure to check it exists first, and crash if it doesn't probably by doing something likex=lambda x: x()x()I am
Re: Getting unfocused input?
The event object passed to your callback has a value in it called "event", which lets you tell the difference! Read the documentation!
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Re: Pygame or PyQt which Gui?
I think there is a way that you can take WX and run the Event loop whenever you want, without breaking your game loop.I did some simple code that did this.I think it had to do with wx.event or something and the Main loop.
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Re: Lucia - OpenSource AudioGame engine written in Python
I don't know if this is implemented, but try example.play_wait() instead of example.play().the play method returns immediately, which means the program will continue running while the sound is playing, but since there's nothing else
Re: Blastbay Studios Open Source Libraries
You might want to make a simple library for audio gaming. Something that lets you show and hide windows, handle keyboard input and things like that.
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Re: Getting unfocused input?
It may seem to capture an event twice, because it captures an event every time a key is pressed and every time a key is released too if memory serves.When sending input, you can try:pip install pyautoguiDocs are at https://pyautogui.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Re: Getting unfocused input?
https://github.com/SerpentAI/sneakysnekHope it works!
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Re: Lucia - OpenSource AudioGame engine written in Python
You might need to add a line:import lucia.utilsBefore line 16 in the example if it's not already there. That's all I can think of.
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Re: Lucia - OpenSource AudioGame engine written in Python
What did it do?How did it not work?
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Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
I was thinking call a function which returns a pointer to a raw audio buffer.Then there are some functions I can call with that buffer.Clear empties the buffer, and Append adds the char* and its length to the buffer.I thought that Synthizer
Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
I was thinking call a function which returns a pointer to a raw audio buffer.Then there are some functions I can call with that buffer.Clear empties the buffer, and Append adds the char* and its length to the buffer.I thought that Synthizer
Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
Or, you could also add a way to send raw audio samples, let's say 16 bit, stereo, 44100.
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Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
Could you maybe add a way to output windows SAPI through Synthizer so that silence can be trimmed from the beginning?This looks really, really cool!
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Hi,Will I be able to statically link this using the Mingw64 GCC compiler?I'd rather not lug around an extra DLL in every project if I could avoid it.Thanks.
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Re: Pathfinding working... sort of...
Certainly it is confusing.What I mean is converting as many Python functions and types into C types as possible, and when you compile, Cython generates pure C code that doesn't interact with the much slower CPython API during the actual operation.My
Python how to get the raw audio data from SAPI?
Philip recommended getting the raw audio samples when SAPI speaks and trimming the silence from the start, to help it speak faster.However, I encountered a problem doing that.What I have tried is this:# a script that tries to output SAPI and
Re: Python how to get the raw audio data from SAPI?
Hi and thanks.It seems to work rather nicely.BTW, how are you outputting the audio? Direct X or something?Your screen reader wrapper manages all this stuff, right?
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Re: Pathfinding working... sort of...
You could write your Pathfinder in optimized Cython.I wrote a simple AStar pathfinder this way and the speed is extreme.I'm only 96% sure it always works though.
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Re: Python how to get the raw audio data from SAPI?
I could be wrong on this, but I think there is a SAPI event, EndStream, which reports the length of the raw audio data that was written to the stream.That said, if I reset the stream to 0 every time I speak, I would be able to read the
Re: Python how to get the raw audio data from SAPI?
Try this:from win32com.client.gencache import EnsureDispatchimport winsoundfrom wave import Wave_writefrom io import BytesIOvoice=EnsureDispatch("SAPI.SPVoice")while True: text=input("Enter text to speak")
Re: Sharp Speech: my sharp wrapper for Universal Speech
Universal speech is more configurable than Tolk, but I can't compile it for 32-bit, never mind 64-bit.Clearly something has changed in Mingw64.I wanted to use this in Go, but I cannot do so comfortably if I limit myself to 32-bit
Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
Please! Consider making this.I can wrap it in Cython for Python and Go.
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Re: Creating a remappable shortcut model
In Go, I have a dictionary mapping readable key names to SDL key constants.Then, I plan to add a dictionary where you can map keys for example: {"move_up_in_menu": "up"}.Now you should be able to change "move_up_in_menu" to any key you want to.
Gomacro, Go interpretor / REPL
Gomacro is a tool that allows you to run Go code by typing it in, like in Python, or you can load the code from a .go file, but it's a little different to Python.It also allows you to call into Go packages, so it's a great help when learning Go.To get it up
Gomacro, Go interpretor / REPL
Gomacro is a tool that allows you to run Go code by typing it in, like in Python, or you can load the code from a .go file, but it's a little different to Python.It also allows you to call into Go packages, so it's a great help when learning Go.To get it up
Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
Thanks. I actually tried and CFLAGS=-flto, LDFLAGS=-flto -fuse-ld=lld didn't work. I got some kind of undefined references.
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Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
Thanks. I actually tried and CFLAGS=-flto, LDFLAGS=-flto -fuse-ld=lld didn't work. I got some kind of undefined references.I figured as much about the dead code. It actually sounded pretty funny when I played a wave file with a lower
Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
A bit off-topic, but what Cmake flags should I use to compile this for 32-bit or should I just install a 32-bit LLVM toolchain and use that? Also, the CFLAGS "-ffunction-sections -fdata-sections" reduced wav_test.exe from 596KB to <250KB, is
Re: Writing audiogames in Nim?
@9I managed to make a shared memory example.You need to allocate an object on the shared heap and pass ptr T to your other threads, directly or through channels.Main sends thread1 a pointer to a square struct that has 4 ints over a channel, stored as a global
Re: Writing audiogames in Nim?
Another reason I like it is because it's compiled to C code and doesn't need an interpreter like Python. I do like Python, but it has a few problems.It is slower than C. This isn't usually a problem for audiogames, but if you write intensive code it could
Writing audiogames in Nim?
I recently discovered a programming language called Nim. It's basically a language with a Python-based syntax that compiles down to fast C, C++ or _javascript_ and I think it could definitely be fun to write games in it, if someone were to write an audiogames
Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
Thanks for the update!Would you consider adding SDL2 as an optional audio back-end?It seems a waste to have an extra audio back-end shipping with some or most games and not use it.
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Re: why do most people choose python?
@15I believe Go is getting generics, possibly as soon as August 2021, see this blog postI agree that handling errors is a pain, for example it's hard to provide both a comparable error constant for error handling and a string to be printed to the user,
Re: How can I get input using SDL without this strange edit box popping up
Hi and thanks fo explaining.I was already ignoring repeated key events. It's a little bit more complicated than that. Each key has its own internal state, and my SDL event handling loop updates that keys state.I
Re: How can I get input using SDL without this strange edit box popping up
I decided to do menu navigation manually and keep SDL input around for things like virtual input boxes.BTW, why check for the key up event? I assume you're talking about detecting caps-lock?
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Re: How can I get input using SDL without this strange edit box popping up
That's not going to solve the problem if I distribute my program.I feel like the fact that my code is calling SDL_StopTextInput() and then calling SDL_StartTextInput pretty much right after that is responsible for
Re: How can I get input using SDL without this strange edit box popping up
I only think it's the on-screen keyboard because that's the only odd thing that the SDL documentation mentions. I don't think my laptop has a touch screen though.
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How can I get input using SDL without this strange edit box popping up
Sometimes when I call SDL_StartTextInput and SDL_StopTextInput, some kind of edit field seems to pop up every time I press escape. I checked the documentation and it mentions that this can turn on the on-screen-keyboard
Re: How can I get input using SDL without this strange edit box popping up
I feel like it's a bit more serious than that.My example has a menu. Every time you press enter on a menu item, or press escape to close the menu, this edit box thing comes up. Since it blocks the arrow keys but not
Re: How can I get input using SDL without this strange edit box popping up
I feel like it's a bit more serious than that.My example has a menu. Every time you press enter on a menu item, or press escape to close the menu, this edit box thing comes up. Since it blocks the arrow keys but not
Re: The Synthizer Thread
Hi and thanks for all the work.I'm curious about how generators work.What happens if I add the same generator to 2 different sources? Or do I need to create a generator for each source separately?
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Re: The Synthizer Thread
Wow this seems to be starting to pick up steam.Anyway:FLAC files don't play in Python bindings. I called buffer.get_length_in_samples and got 4096. Funny thing is, this same file plays just fine with file_test.Can you eventually add a way to slide properties?
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Cool. Will you eventually support a source with pan / pitch / speed scalars for manual control?I guess that gain is implemented already.Is it okay to use gain to change a sound sources volume? Or is it a temporary thing.
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I know about PannedSource, but last I checked it didn't pan from straight left to right, it seemed that the sound went behind me instead.Edit: Will you support allowing to set the ranges at which the source will remain in the center? Let's say you're jumping over a
Re: The Synthizer Thread
I know about PannedSource, but last I checked it didn't pan from straight left to right, it seemed that the sound went behind me instead.
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Re: The Synthizer Thread
I know about PannedSource, but last I checked it didn't pan from straight left to right, it seemed that the sound went behind me instead.
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Re: The Synthizer Thread
@149How is that a weird panning case?I can easily imagine a 3D game where you want separate ambiences for different places, and you'd need min/max X, Y and Z or something to pull that off.
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Re: The Synthizer Thread
The ladder.Can you release the GIL in the Cython bindings when the Buffer.from_stream() function is called?I'd like to see if I can load sounds in multiple threads.
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Re: The Synthizer Thread
SYZ_P_PANNING_SCALAR property of PannedSource's table row is shifted left, starting at the second column.StreamingGenerator: Position starts about 100 MS after the beginning of the file.
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Re: The Synthizer Thread
StreamingGenerator position is slow to update. Slow as in it doesn't emmediately update from the REPL. I'm guessing it's just a consequence of streaming, since this is not the case with BufferGenerator.
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Re: The Synthizer Thread
These lines in CmakeLists.txt which add clang-specific command line options seem to be breaking it:add_compile_options(-Xclang -fno-caret-diagnostics -Xclang -Wno-deprecated-declarations -Xclang -Wno-logical-op-parentheses)Once I remove them, I
Re: The Synthizer Thread
Will you be working on making Synthizer compilable on GCC? Is that required in order for it to comile on Linux?
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Re: The Synthizer Thread
Here are some small bugs I found while playing around.You probably already know about some of these.The Buffer property in the manuals BufferGenerator section is accidentally labeled as SYZ_P_POSITION.Buffer has no property length.Python: Accessing buffer property
Re: The Synthizer Thread
Already done.
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Re: The Synthizer Thread
Already done. Can you also fix these errors next?c++.exe: error: unrecognized command line option '-Xclang'c++.exe: error: unrecognized command line option '-fno-caret-diagnostics'I'm 99% sure they're caused by this part os
Re: The Synthizer Thread
OK sorry. I was h oping it would be a simple bugfix.By the way, does looping on buffer generators work? It didn't seem to work last time, but something may have changed since then.
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Can you add a tiny little example that takes a file from the command line and streams it?
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Re: The Synthizer Thread
Could you add a sound source which captures raw sound data from a generator and writes it to disk as a WAV file?Also, if you add a function which instantly sends the next N seconds or milliseconds of audio through all audio sources attached to the generator without
Re: The Synthizer Thread
Wow, the new changes are awesome?Is Go one of the languages you'd be willing to write bindings for eventually?Also, could you maybe change the name SoundSource to something a bit less misleeding? It can confuse you into thinking that Sound sources, and not
Re: The Synthizer Thread
I innitially forgot to mension this, but for the Python bindings, Cython generates pickle methods for all the cdef class types, but you can turn it off by putting this at the top of each Cython file, since these classes are probably process-dependent.#cython:
Re: The Synthizer Thread
@CamlornDoes Synthizer manually support setting the pan, pitch and volume properties?This would be useful for example, when I want a sound to play on the far left side of the player and at full volume, like a huge distant explosion.Also, do you think it's necessary
Re: The Synthizer Thread
I innitially forgot to mension this, but for the Python bindings, Cython generates pickle methods for all the cdef class types, but you can turn it off by putting this at the top of each Cython file, since these classes are probably process-dependent.#cython:
Re: The Synthizer Thread
OK, it seems that the file I mensioned plays fine with Source3D, but not with DirectSource.
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I'm actually not sure this bug is just for FLAC files. I just updated to the latest version of Synthizer on Github and this MP3 file plays in the C++ example, but if I try to play it in Python, I hear a small statick noise in my left ear and Python usually crashes.
Re: The Synthizer Thread
I think that streaming generators, when you first add it to a source, play the same 50 MS or so of audio twice.I was also wondering why WAV decoding was about as slow as FLAC. I thought that WAV decoding was simple, basically just do a few checks and copy the raw
Re: Help decide what will be in Synthizer 1.0
How about a way to get all the information required to serialize a sound source and load it back again.This would make it easier to save and load a game in while you're actually playing it, rather than just saving once the level ends.Also maybe
Re: Help decide what will be in Synthizer 1.0
Maybe a way to add or subtract a value from integer properties without having to get the property first? Could this be more efficient?I have no real idea if this is possible or not, but would it be possible to load a sound while it's playing?
Re: Help decide what will be in Synthizer 1.0
I was thinking that with this way of loading sounds, there would be no need to load sounds ahead of time. Synthizer would be able to load and cash sounds in the background as soon as you asked for them while not slowing down your game.
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